High Stakes Injury Law - Las Vegas, NV
Car Accidents Lawyers in Las Vegas, NV
320 S Jones Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89107
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Las Vegas Car Accidents Law Firm
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Law firm 2020-2022Poisson is a bum. He worked with the defense and dropped me as a client without speaking to me about it in person. He wanted me to settle for less than my medical bills. He did zero work on my discovery, witnesses or my case. He purposely put me in a position where I wouldn't be able to find another attorney. But I did and lucky for me he didn't represent me. I wouldn't recommend Scott Poisson to clean poop up in my yard. He's that bad.
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Hired Law firm 2020-2022Hello All, This office is fantastic, Amber & Krezia fought for me thick and thin. Those insurance company's want to give u the least amount of money possible, I was hurt bad, they offering a ridiculous low amount. Amber took off the gloves and got full pay out for me.very patient, professional and understanding... you need a lawyer? Go to this firm they are the best. Hats off to Amber & Krezia
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Hired Law firm 2020-2021The word "Clowns" comes to mind when thinking about the handling of my accident. Without saying anything about my case, let me tell you what he didn't do for me. He didn't hold my best interests as a priority. My health and future care was not a consideration. He tried to get me to settle for an amount where I wouldn't make a single penny and urged me to do it. When you graduate cum laude in law school, you are the creme de la creme of your class. If you graduate dead last what are you considered? Scott Poisson.
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Hired Law firm 2018-2020You expect your atty to protect you, not tell you to settle for less money than your medical bills. But when all you care about is your 33 percent off the top, who cares what you get. He told me, Scott Poisson that he was experienced and basically I would be stupid to not settle and get nothing. No future care, not a dime. Then I learn he filed a motion to withdraw without even telling me or bringing it up three weeks before my discovery was due in court. No work done. In his motion to withdraw, because he doesn't do trials and is too cheap to invest in the cases to get to a jury, he just throws his lien on and says let him fend for himself. Even asked the Judge for 60 days extension for me. That was cool right? Not when you write a motion within a motion which was ruled inappropriate by the judge, denying time. That's experience for you. Lose money for him, receive no care for your injuries in the future, then withdraw from the case without telling the client because he wanted to throw me under the bus from the minute I met him. Then get denied the one thing he tried to do for me.
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- Car Accidents
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320 S Jones Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89107
Phone Number: (702) 707-5934
Fax Number: (702) 256-6280
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