Practice Areas: Personal Injury
Licensed in Nevada since: 2015
Education: Chapman University School of Law
Languages Spoken: Czech, English
Selected to Rising Stars: 2018 - 2024 
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1108 S Casino Center BlvdLas Vegas, NV 89104 Phone: 702-820-1234 Email: Sam Mirejovsky Visit website
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Beyond his extensive experience in high-stakes negotiation, litigation, and complex practice management, Sam brings a client-centered approach to every case. His commitment to understanding you as an individual and your unique circumstances has helped him recover over $400 million in justice for injured persons and their families.
Sam knows the only way to get the most for a client is to truly care about their needs. With this principle in mind, Sam and his law partner Ashley Watkins founded Sam & Ash Injury Law. Together, they fulfill a shared vision of creating a client-centered practice that uses the best practices of injury law to provide clients with What’s Right.
Don't waste your time with a lawyer who treats you like a case number. Sam Mirejovsky and Ashley Watkins will help you understand what injury claims are all about. They take the time to get to know you as a person and how your injuries affect your life.
A quick and pressure-free phone call will get you to a place where you feel informed and ready to choose the path forward that is best for you. No gimmicks, no-nonsense, no sleaze, just help.
Don’t wait to get the guidance you need from the firm you deserve. Call/text 702-820-1234. We look forward to meeting you.
First Admitted: 2015, Nevada
Professional Webpage: https://samandashlaw.com/about-us/
Pro bono/Community Service:
- Board of Governors, Chapman University
- Halloween Hounds at Subaru of Las Vegas Halloween Hounds of Subaru Las Vegas Event Over the weekend we had the pleasure of supporting the Halloween Hounds event in partnership with Subaru of Las Vegas and five pet adoption agencies, including our great friends over at The Animal Foundation. We are thrilled to report nearly all of the dogs found forever homes with families!Sam & Ash Injury Law is a personal injury law firm that believes in improving both the lives of our clients and the community as a whole. One cause we are particularly passionate about is pet adoption. A special thanks to our Canine Executive Officer, Rocky, who serves as a constant reminder to support the organizations who provide services for animals in need., 2020
- Supply A Teacher Supply A Teacher of Las Vegas is an organization that is committed to helping our local educators. They have helped over 3,500 teachers with free teaching supplies and self-love workshops. S.A.T. has been helping educators through summer events, annual teacher appreciation events, and monthly teacher pop-ups since 2016. We were fortunate enough to be a sponsor for this event in partnership with Land Rover Las Vegas and loved chatting with the educators that serve our communities. Doing What’s Right for our Teachers During the event, we were able to get 250 teachers the supplies they need. At Sam & Ash Injury Law, we love being a part of or Las Vegas community and are looking forward to future ways Sam & Ash Injury Law can further assist S.A.T. Thank you teachers for doing What’s Right!, 2020
- Supporting SHARE Village Las Vegas Nevada is a place that offers fantastic opportunities for transplants and people with deep roots here. We believe our community can stay this way by being a part of the solution to end housing insecurity. That’s why we connected with a local leader on this issue, Dr. Arnold Stalk, founder of SHARE Village Las Vegas. “It’s about integrating people socially and culturally.”– Dr. StalkHelping Those That Help Others SHARE Village Las Vegas is an innovative organization that develops affordable housing villages with a special emphasis on helping Veterans and their families. Their approach is thoughtful and holistic — providing comprehensive housing with 24/7/365 crisis intervention center services. We are proud to be working with them on their master plan to end homelessness and integrate people into the local community through affordable housing. We hope you’ll take the time to get to know them and support them in any way you can.Sam & Ash Injury Law is a personal injury law firm that believes in improving the lives of people who have been injured in an accident. We share a similar vision of uplifting someone from a low point in their life. As a contributor to SHARE Village Las Vegas, Sam & Ash Injury Law aspires to honor our state anthem, “Home Means Nevada.”Click to get involved., 2021
- Miracle on Missouri Avenue Holiday Party This holiday season, we had the honor to attend Miracle on Missouri Avenue at Whitney Rec Center. Over 100 bikes, footballs, jump ropes, and other toys were given to the children from around the community. Sam & Ash also provided a table for families to decorate ornaments to bring home with them! Overall, it was an amazing night and we are so lucky we got to work with Whitney Rec Center!, 2021
- Bob Price Holiday PartySam & Ash had the opportunity to attend the Bob Price Rec Center Holiday Party! We were able to hand out over 85 board games to children that came to the event. The center provided candy canes, hot chocolate, and other fun games for the kids from around the community to enjoy. This recreational center provides a safe and fun event for families to go enjoy holiday activities with one another. We are so lucky we had the privilege to support the Bob Price Recreation Center!, 2021
- 20th Annual Stater Bros. Charities K-FROGGERs 4 Kids Radiothon About Radiothon Pediatric cancer and other childhood diseases don’t take a break during the holidays. This December, thousands of children will come through the doors of Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital.Sam and Ash were live on air, last December 9, 2021, with David Bugeneske speaking about how to donate and give back to the Loma Linda Children’s Hospital! During the 20th Stater Bros. Charities K-FROGGERS 4 Kids Radiothon, people were encouraged to share hope with patients who need help now more than ever.In total $14,025.10 was raised for Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital! About Stater Bros. Charities Stater Bros. Charities is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports the critical needs in the communities where Stater Bros. employees live and work. Stater Bros. Charities provides funding to countless local organizations and causes that benefit hunger relief, children’s well-being, education, health, help for our nation’s veterans and active service members., 2021
- Mix 94.1 Ghost Walk The Sam & Ash team got the opportunity to have a booth at the very spooky Ghost Walk on Halloween night! This event was hosted by The District at Green Valley Ranch and sponsored by none other than our friends at Mix 94.1! This event provided a safe and fun family atmosphere full of trick or treating, costume contents, dance parties, and more. The Sam & Ash booth handed out ghost lollipops, Halloween themed erasers, creepy crawly spider rings, bubble blowers, and of course a lot of candy! We had so much fun being out and about in the community of Henderson, NV and can’t wait to be present at more local events in the future!, 2021
- 2nd Annual Halloween Hounds Event This was the second year that Sam & Ash proudly sponsored the Halloween Hounds event at Subaru of Las Vegas. This event is so unique and important to the public because not only is it a fun family outing, but it is for a great cause. We were able to donate $1,000 to each shelter that was present at the event with dogs up for adoption. We were also able to give out candy and have some trick or treating fun of our own! Thank you to Subaru of Las Vegas for putting on a great Halloween Hounds event every year and providing the opportunity for these pups to get adopted!, 2021
- The Animal Foundation’s 18th Annual Best in Show Sam & Ash were proud sponsors of the 18th Annual Best in Show. A nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization, The Animal Foundation of Las Vegas, founded in 1978 as a low-cost spay and neuter clinic, is now the highest volume single-site animal shelter in America. They are an open admission shelter and they take pride in saving dogs, cats, pigs, rabbits, exotic animals, etc. The dog show took place on Sunday, September 26, 2021 at the Thomas & Mack Center at UNLV. Sam & Ash had a table of 10 guests on the show floor. A Live auction took place before the show and there was a silent auction as well. The Best in Show consisted of categories of dogs placed by size: small dog group, medium dog group, large dog group, miscellaneous dog group, and a puppy parade! All of the dogs that were shown were up for adoption and available for guests to bid on them electronically during the event.Bark Andre Furry and Deke Henri Furry were in attendance to greet the VIP guests on the floor before the show as well. All of the proceeds that were raised during the event go back into life-saving programs for the animals that are in the Animal Foundation’s care. All 28 dogs at the show were adopted and went home with their forever families! A three-legged miniature poodle named Elton, was crowned the winner of the Best in Show! , 2021
- Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation’s Ride for Kids We were proud sponsors of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation’s Ride for Kids event that took place on September 12, 2021 at Town Square in Las Vegas, Nevada. Ride for Kids is the longest-running, most successful motorcycle charity event in the nation. Since 1984, motorcyclists have raised funds to help children with brain tumors – the top cause of cancer death in children. The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation was created in 1991 by the founders of Ride for Kids, and is now the leading nonprofit funding research into childhood brain tumors. The purpose of the event is to raise awareness and funds to help children with brain tumors. Some facts: More children die of brain tumors than any other cancer Donations fuel programs to care for families along their journey, cure all childhood brain tumors and help survivors and families thrive Sam and Ash were able to drive Vanderhauls and lead a pack of over 115 bikers across the Las Vegas valley on a 48 mile ride to spread awareness for children with pediatric brain tumors. Our firm also emceed the event with Audrey Drake from ALT 107.5 (The Dave and Mahoney Show) and had a booth set up with giveaway prizes, water bottles, clear drawstring bags, stickers, sunglasses, and of course information on how to get in touch with their lawyers if you are injured. In total, the event raised $33,218.00 that goes directly to the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation to help with research to find a cure for childhood cancer. We are so honored to be a part of this terrific organization and the stand we are taking to fight for meaningful change. Ride for Kids: Website: rideforkids.org FB/TW: @rideforkids Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation: Website: curethekids.org IG: @PBTF_Events TW: @PBTF FB: @curethekids, 2021
- Audacy’s 4 Corner’s Food Drive Radiothon Sam & Ash proudly supports the 4 Corners Food Drive and Three Square for their efforts to make sure no one in our community is hungry. September is Hunger Action Month. Few, if any, communities have been more affected by the health and economic fallout of the past 18 months than Southern Nevada. There are more than 363,000 Southern Nevadans experiencing food insecurity. The number of food-insecure individuals we serve has gone from 1 in 5 to 1 in 6. One in four children now lives in a food-insecure home while 97% of the total food-insecure population in Southern Nevada resides in Clark County. The Audacy’s 4 Corner’s Food Drive Radiothon event happened on September 16th and 17th. Sam and Ash were Live On-Air on KXNT 840 on Thursday from 2-3 pm & on Friday from 12-3 pm. Thursday was an introduction to the What’s Right Show (Sam and Ash’s own radio show) airing every day on KXNT 840 M-F 2-3 PM. Sam and Ash were part of the two-day fundraising event in support of feeding the community of Las Vegas $1 at a time. On Thursday the 16th, Sam and Ash also had the privilege of speaking On-Air with Kate Hibbard- Director of Development at Three Square Food Bank. On Friday the 17th, Sam and Ash interviewed Wayne Kostroski, Matt Birk, and Maria Gatti Live On-Air as well.Wayne KostroskiHunger Related Events | Founder Matt Birk Former Minnesota Vikings offensive lineman | Super Bowl Champion | Founder of Unity High School | Authorhttps://www.twincities.com/2020/10/23/former-viking-star-matt-birk-has-started-a-school-focused-on-learning-over-athletics/https://www.unityhighschoolmn.com/overview.htmlMaria Gatti Executive Director of Philanthropy and Community Engagement | MGM Resortshttps://jamesonfellowship.org/maria-jose-gatti/Listeners were able to call into the station to donate, go on the website threesquare.org/4corners, or text in to donate as well., 2021
- Sam & Ash is a proud sponsor of The Animal Foundation The Animal Foundation, founded in 1978, is one of the highest volume single-site animal shelters in America. Their mission is to save all healthy and treatable animals in the Las Vegas Valley. Last year they saved over 15,000 lost, homeless, and often mistreated animals. Come join us and help us support this organization by donating or volunteering. Learn more about their initiatives on their website here., 2021
- First Friday Foundation National Day of Rock N’ Roll The National Day of Rock N’ Roll event took place on Wednesday, July 7th in the Art’s District. There were food trucks, a battle of the bands concert, street performers, contortionists, local artists, and of course a Sam & Ash table with fun raffles and giveaway prizes! All of the proceeds from this event were donated directly to the First Friday Foundation and their programs to benefit the arts. We had a great time being able to support our local community and be the sponsors of another awesome First Friday event!, 2021
- The First Friday Foundation Monthly Local Art Show First Friday is a monthly event that takes place to showcase local artists and share their creativity with the community. Not only is this a local art show, but The First Friday Foundation extends to help provide funding and artistic opportunities for students across the Las Vegas Valley.Sam & Ash is a proud sponsor of The First Friday Foundation and we continue to support this amazing organization by being out in the community and having a booth at the event every month. We have partnered with some amazing artists like LaRon Emcee, Jef Logan, and more to support their creative efforts and showcase their amazing talent!, 2020
- Children’s Heart Foundation 18th Annual Walk with the Heart of a ChildSam & Ash Injury Law is proud to be a Heart of Silver sponsor of the Children’s Heart Foundation’s 18th annual Walk with the Heart of a Child. We’re committed to supporting the Children’s Heart Foundation’s inspiring work to make a positive difference in the lives of families going through the emotional and financial hardships of having a child with congenital heart disease. The annual Walk with the Heart of a Child event raises funds to support the one in 100 children who are born with congenital heart disease each year in the United States. It’s amazing to see the community come out to support the children and families that battle heart disease every day. This year’s event, held Saturday, May 22 at Craig Ranch Regional Park in North Las Vegas, attracted more than 500 attendees and raised more than $60,000, exceeding the fundraising goal! That is awesome.Children’s Heart Foundation Nevada, based in Las Vegas, provides financial, emotional, and educational services to children and families in Nevada living with the impact of congenital heart disease. Congenital heart defects are the most common type of birth defect in the U.S., affecting about 40,000 births a year. Children with congenital heart disease need medical treatment from infancy through adulthood. There is no known cure at this point.Las Vegas has the only full-service Pediatric Cardiology Center in Nevada. Therefore, families from other parts of the state bringing children to the center for treatment may experience excessive travel costs. The Children’s Heart Foundation can help with airfare and travel expenses for these families.Everyone at Sam & Ash Injury Law is passionate about supporting the Children’s Heart Foundation and other aid organizations in the Las Vegas community that focus on improving the quality of life of those with special needs. As Heart of Silver Sponsors, Sam & Ash had a booth set up on the day of the walk. We gave away What’s Right kids sunglasses, drawstring bags, and heart-healthy snack bags. We also had art supplies and pictures of Rocky for kids to come to our booth, take a break and do some coloring. We were put to the test as to who could color Rocky the best—Sam & Ash or the kids. At the end of the day, we agreed we were all artistic geniuses! We loved taking a walk in the park, meeting everyone who turned out, and supporting this incredible cause. Sponsoring Walk with the Heart of a Child is one of the many ways Sam & Ash Injury Law acts on our commitment to community engagement and working to make our community a better place to live, work and raise families.At Sam & Ash Injury Law, we are dedicated to the belief that attorneys who really care about the community do a better job. We have raised more than $2 million in support of our community, and we continue to look for opportunities to partner with established foundations and support individual initiatives to do What’s Right., 2021
- Orange County chapter of the March of Dimes
Educational Background:
- Chapman University, Dale E. Fowler School of Law, Juris Doctor (J.D.) Chapman University, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), 2014
Bar/Professional Activity:
- Nevada Justice Association, 2019
- State Bar of Nevada, Member, 2015
- March of Dimes of Orange County, Volunteer, 2015
- Chapman University Board of Governors, Governor, 2018
- Clark County Bar Association, 2019
- State Bar of Nevada, 2019
- Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) - the nation's largest local association of plaintiffs' attorneys. Consumer Attorneys protect people from unsafe products, unsafe medicine, unfair business practices and unscrupulous, negligent corporate conduct. Through education and training, Consumer Attorneys subscribe to the highest standards of quality legal representation and ethical conduct. As attorneys who solely represent the interests of consumers, our association is a powerful advocate for victim's rights and equal access to justice. CAALA educates, connects, assists and advocates for its members. CAALA is a 501 (c) 6 Mutual Benefit Trade Association. CONSUMER ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES IS NOT A REFERRAL ORGANIZATION & DOES NOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE, 2019
- Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) - the nation's largest local association of plaintiffs' attorneys. Consumer Attorneys protect people from unsafe products, unsafe medicine, unfair business practices and unscrupulous, negligent corporate conduct. Through education and training, Consumer Attorneys subscribe to the highest standards of quality legal representation and ethical conduct. As attorneys who solely represent the interests of consumers, our association is a powerful advocate for victim's rights and equal access to justice. CAALA educates, connects, assists and advocates for its members. CAALA is a 501 (c) 6 Mutual Benefit Trade Association. CONSUMER ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES IS NOT A REFERRAL ORGANIZATION & DOES NOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE, 2018
- Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) - the nation's largest local association of plaintiffs' attorneys. Consumer Attorneys protect people from unsafe products, unsafe medicine, unfair business practices and unscrupulous, negligent corporate conduct. Through education and training, Consumer Attorneys subscribe to the highest standards of quality legal representation and ethical conduct. As attorneys who solely represent the interests of consumers, our association is a powerful advocate for victim's rights and equal access to justice. CAALA educates, connects, assists and advocates for its members. CAALA is a 501 (c) 6 Mutual Benefit Trade Association. CONSUMER ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES IS NOT A REFERRAL ORGANIZATION & DOES NOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE, 2017
- Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) - the nation's largest local association of plaintiffs' attorneys. Consumer Attorneys protect people from unsafe products, unsafe medicine, unfair business practices and unscrupulous, negligent corporate conduct. Through education and training, Consumer Attorneys subscribe to the highest standards of quality legal representation and ethical conduct. As attorneys who solely represent the interests of consumers, our association is a powerful advocate for victim's rights and equal access to justice. CAALA educates, connects, assists and advocates for its members. CAALA is a 501 (c) 6 Mutual Benefit Trade Association. CONSUMER ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES IS NOT A REFERRAL ORGANIZATION & DOES NOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE, 2016
- Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) - the nation's largest local association of plaintiffs' attorneys. Consumer Attorneys protect people from unsafe products, unsafe medicine, unfair business practices and unscrupulous, negligent corporate conduct. Through education and training, Consumer Attorneys subscribe to the highest standards of quality legal representation and ethical conduct. As attorneys who solely represent the interests of consumers, our association is a powerful advocate for victim's rights and equal access to justice. CAALA educates, connects, assists and advocates for its members. CAALA is a 501 (c) 6 Mutual Benefit Trade Association. CONSUMER ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES IS NOT A REFERRAL ORGANIZATION & DOES NOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE, 2015
- Orange County Bar Association, 2015
- State Bar of California, 2015
Videos:
- Read more about our mural at samandashlaw.com https://samandashlaw.com/rockys-first-flight/, Rocky's First Flight | Behind the Mural, 2020
- If you think the insurance company will treat you fairly, think again. This video is a peek behind the curtain of how insurance companies really work. No matter how minor the injury may seem, every injury victim should speak to an experienced personal injury attorney as soon as possible. We understand why you may have waited to call an attorney. Maybe you thought your case wasn't serious enough to need a lawyer, or maybe you worried you couldn't afford one. Now, the insurance company is calling, and you're concerned about saying the wrong thing. And what about that small offer they're making you? Is it fair? Talking to the insurance company without knowing all of your rights is a bad idea. We get why your first instinct after a rear-end collision or another form of a car accident might be to go to the insurance company. You call them, tell them what happened, and explain your injuries thinking it's the right thing to do. Newsflash: insurance companies spend billions of dollars every year creating these images of being friendly and being a neighbor and someone that would treat you fairly in such a situation. But that's not what they do. They go in and look for things that they can use against you. Their advertising creates a likability and trust they don't deserve. They profit from collecting premiums and paying out as few claims as possible. It's simple economics. The insurance company knows the laws and will use their knowledge to pay you as little as possible. When the insurance company pays you less, they make more. An insurance adjuster's job is not to pay you What's Right; it's to save the insurance company money. Unrepresented claimants are treated differently than someone with a good attorney. If you go to the insurance company without a lawyer, they assign you to a front-line, entry-level adjuster. What you get essentially is the JV team. If you retain a lawyer, you get assigned to a different adjuster. The critical difference between the first adjuster and the second adjuster is that the second adjuster has more money to give out on claims. The adjusters that work with unrepresented clients who are just going at it on their own have very limited amounts of money that they can hand out — usually in the low hundreds, maybe thousands of dollars. But with the right lawyer, the client's case could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not more. Don't make the common mistake and fall for the oldest tricks in the insurance companies' books. When the insurance company does its job, you lose. When we do our job here at Sam & Ash, you win. That's the difference that makes a difference. So reach out to us no matter how much time has passed if you have even the slightest pain following your accident. It's never too late to call. When you call our office, we will tell you the 3 most important things you should watch for in the first 10 days following your accident. And we'll tell you this information in less than 8 minutes. We call this the 3 – 10 – 8. You'll quickly notice the Sam & Ash difference in a short, easy phone call. Day or night, we are here for you. Call 800-304-2000. Don't wait to get the help you need from the firm you deserve. We look forward to meeting you., How To Deal With the Insurance Company with Sam & Ash Injury Law, 2022
- Do you know how to protect yourself if you've been injured at an Airbnb or while renting one? Vegas is a hospitality town and a place that welcomes visitors. So Airbnb is a natural fit because it's a nice alternative to vacationing at a hotel. The problem? There's a dark side that not many people want to talk about. Airbnbs are not held to the same standards as hotels on The Strip. Negligent people create hazards and injure others who come and visit Las Vegas. It's not right. We're seeing it more and more with our clients. They've sustained life-changing, horrific injuries at Airbnbs. People rent for short periods because they're looking to host a giant party. The problem is that the party's host doesn't care about the place, about making sure that it's safe, about protecting anything, because they are not invested in the property. One of the hardest things to determine with these cases, whether it's a drug overdose or a trip and fall, is who's really at fault for these injuries? Is Airbnb at fault? Is it the actual homeowner? Is it the person who rented the place and invited you over? Was it a guest at the party? Liability could fall on none of the above, all of the above, and everywhere in between. We help you tackle these issues in all their complexity so that you know how to best move forward. It's critical you contact a lawyer if you get injured at an Airbnb because we must hold these people accountable. Get the justice — not just for you, but for future guests entering/renting the property. It could prevent a lot of other injuries. Reach out to us with questions or for a free case review. At Sam & Ash Injury Law, you get the firm you want and the value you deserve. Our team is available 24/7 via phone/text/live chat/DM., Party Fouls, Airbnb Accidents, & Injuries with Sam & Ash Injury Law, 2022
- Have you ever wondered what goes on behind closed doors at an injury law firm? In our new series, What Other Injury Lawyers Don't Tell You, Sam Mirejovsky and Ash Watkins sit down to expose the truth. Because when you have good information, you can make good decisions about your future. Watch and find out what to look for in your lawyer, how to spot whether or not they're a good fit for you, and the red flags too many people ignore. At Sam & Ash, we know from experience that better care gets better results. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at 800-304-2000 or use our live chat 24/7., What Other Lawyers Don't Tell You with Sam & Ash Injury Law, 2022
- Have you ever wondered what goes on behind closed doors at an injury law firm? In our new series, What Other Injury Lawyers Don't Tell You, Sam Mirejovsky and Ash Watkins sit down to expose the truth. Because when you have good information, you can make good decisions about your future. Watch and find out what to look for in your lawyer, how to spot whether or not they're a good fit for you, and the red flags too many people ignore. At Sam & Ash, we know from experience that better care gets better results. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at 800-304-2000 or use our live chat 24/7., Exposing Lawyer Secrets with Sam & Ash Injury Law, 2022
- Sam & Ash is centered around you and your story, with the solitary focus of providing better care and better settlements than any firm in Nevada or California. That’s how we make justice happen for you. Our experienced team is available to answer your questions 24/7. Call us at 1(800) 304-2000. We will take the time to understand your case, review your options, and help you decide the best course of action — because you deserve What’s Right., From NV to CA, We're Here for You 24/7, 2021
Other Outstanding Achievements:
- Sam & Ash Chapman University Scholarship At Sam & Ash Injury Law, our mission has always been to improve the quality of representation available to injury victims. The personal injury field has a long-standing negative reputation, and largely for good reason. By its nature, injury victims are rarely repeat clients. Too many lawyers see this as an excuse to skimp on service. In general, personal injury law firms don’t put enough investment into each case and each client relationship. Creating Real Change in Personal Injury At Sam & Ash Injury Law, we seek to lead by example and raise the bar for other attorneys by giving our clients the care, respect, and advocacy they deserve. But we can’t do it alone. We need the help of other attorneys who embrace the Sam & Ash Injury Law values. We’re unlikely to convince existing law firms to change their business models and give better representation to accident victims. What we can do, however, is help bring better attorneys into the legal community. It is our hope that recipients of the Sam & Ash Chapman University Scholarship will enter the personal injury field and become our allies in changing lives and doing What’s Right for injured people. As Fowler alumni, Sam Mirejovsky and Ash Watkins know first-hand the quality education and values instilled by the Fowler School of Law at Chapman University. We’re thrilled to be able to help worthy law students get the same excellent education that has benefited Sam & Ash Injury Law and the communities we serve. Who Is Eligible for the Sam & Ash Chapman University Scholarship?Sam & Ash Injury Law scholarships are awarded to up to five students entering each Fall in the amount of up to $5,000. This two-year scholarship is renewable after 1L year as long as the student remains in good standing. To be eligible for the Sam & Ash Injury Law scholarship, applicants must complete a Sam & Ash Injury Law scholarship application and have worked full-time for at least one year (preferably in a legal setting) or be seeking a legal education to pursue a second career. Students applying for this scholarship should demonstrate they have acquired work skills and obtained competencies through real-world experiences. Preference will be given to students who demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA. Applications are typically made available to admitted students in March.Click for more info about the Sam & Ash Chapman Law Scholarship., 2020
- Sam & Ash UNLV Scholarships At Sam & Ash Injury Law, we know from personal experience that not every attorney follows a straight path into the field of law. We value people with real-world experience who choose to go back to school for their J.D. That’s why we have funded scholarships at the UNLV Boyd School of Law to support students who have worked professionally for at least one year before beginning their law school journey., 2020
White Papers:
- " A Las Vegas bartender has filed a lawsuit against his employer after he was allegedly forced to repay money that was stolen during an armed robbery, CBS affiliate KLAS reports. Edward Parker was working at the Lodge Hualapai on December 4, 2020, when a gunman walked into the bar and according to the lawsuit, ordered him to “kneel on the ground and put his hands behind his head while the armed assailant took all the money that was at the bar.” While Parker wasn’t injured during the confrontation, the armed assailant escaped with $3,937.35 in cash. Hours later, Parker alleges that management at The Lodge ordered him to pay the money back by having him sign a repayment form. “I wasn’t thinking right,” Parker said. “I just had a gun shoved in my face and I signed the document.” Parker’s attorney, Sam Mirejovsky, claims The Lodge coerced his client to sign the contract. “It’s a demand for repayment, for money that was taken from him,” Mirejovsky said. “It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve ever seen and it’s not right.” The lawsuit alleges that Parker’s paycheck was docked $300 until his employer was fully reimbursed for the nearly $4,000 that was stolen during the robbery. Despite paying the money back by the end of June, Parker claims he was fired in July 2021 after taking a pre-approved vacation. “I was devastated,” Parker said. “I loved that company. I worked very hard for them. I couldn’t believe they had done this to me.” In light of his lawsuit, Parker says he hopes business owners will be held accountable. “I’m hoping to show them that I can lead by example and if you guys have problems with employers, don’t be afraid to speak up,” he said. “You’re not alone out there.'", COMPLEX | Bartender Suing Employer After Allegedly Being Forced to Repay Nearly $4000 Stolen in Armed Robbery, 2022
- "'CASEpeer is something that you can't afford not to have.' That’s what Ash Watkins, co-founder of Sam & Ash and one of the American Academy of Attorneys’ Top 40 under 40, believes about CASEpeer’s legal practice management solution. Founded in 2019, Personal Injury firm Sam & Ash have grown their firm to two offices in Nevada and California with the help of CASEpeer. Personal injury’s operating blueprint Without the right processes and tools in place, trying to balance task management, caseloads, deadlines, and client intake pose significant challenges. “At our past law firm, cohesion was difficult even under the same roof. We had to figure out how we would collaborate between two offices across state lines, and I think COVID-19 actually made everyone more open to that. We rely on tools like Zoom and CASEpeer to help us work together like we’re all in the same office.” But aside from cross-country communications, Sam & Ash rely on CASEpeer for everything their PI firm needs--from litigation tracking and task management to revenue forecasting and lead tracking. “I don't know a life without CASEpeer. I used CASEpeer at my prior firm, so when I left there, it was a natural fit,” Ash recalled. Ash can use the platform for all of her firm’s operational needs. Now, she can make data-backed decisions, from handling pertinent cases and contact information to identifying what marketing investments drive the most leads. “If you're looking at a client's CASEpeer profile, you can easily view key identifying factors like their name, date of birth, phone number, what languages they speak, the type of accident, and how they found your firm.” On top of easy access to client information, CASEpeer’s settlement tools prevent significant out-of-pocket costs from closing out cases before paying the relevant medical providers. “The Settlements Tab is by far the greatest feature--it’s our one-stop shop to know what's going on across cases and how to close them out effectively. That way, we can make sure that every medical provider involved in settlement negotiations has a negotiated and agreed-upon bill.” Ensuring long-term business health On top of the tools and information needed to manage their ever-growing caseload, Sam & Ash rely on task manager, reporting, and more to guide their business strategy. “From a business standpoint, the most critical parts of the software are the Management and Reports tabs. I can look at all of our teams and see what fees have been brought in that month, how much money is pending, and view current and projected revenue for each month to make better business decisions. “As someone that needs to make business decisions months out, that's critical. If there's money hung up for some reason, you can see what steps need to be taken to expedite that,” said Ash. User-friendly, turnkey case management designed for Personal Injury Most case management platforms require you to hire implementation consultants who demand significant time and resources to customize the right solution. On top of that, the same solutions that claim to be “built for you” end up lengthening onboarding and implementation due to the customizations they claim your firm needs. CASEpeer’s legal practice management solution was designed to empower every level of a PI firm’s team with intuitive navigation, transparency, and built-in communication tools. “The other legal case management solutions just weren’t visually attractive or intuitive. Out of the box, CASEpeer is like an iPhone. You just pick it up, and you can figure it out without any instructions. With a lot of the other products, you had to create your own developments and add-ons to get what you needed.” Onboarding new employees at any law firm poses significant challenges, especially when it comes down to training staff on how to work and use the technology. “With CASEpeer, you can truly just let an employee look around and figure it out. It’s not only efficient in managing files, but it’s also a good training tool for how we manage cases. Our new employees can better visualize their role, objectives, how they factor into a case, and what a case entails. They see the tabs of a police report. They see medical records. They see litigation. It intuitively trains them on our processes,” Ash explained. Industry-leading support and long-lasting relationships With an unmatched customer support team, extensive online help center, and support chat built into CASEpeer, Ash and her firm have a case management software that caters to their needs. “I don’t suggest practicing plaintiff's personal injury law without CASEpeer. I've seen some other attempts at case management software in the field, and I think it’s the most user-friendly and intuitive solution out there,” said Ash. In addition to ongoing support and development, Sam & Ash have a true operating partner within CASEpeer. “I like the responsiveness of the CASEpeer team in developing features that we need. We have an open line of communication and they tell me how to use the platform and what not to do. We have a great rapport in that sense, and they make sure we’re utilizing the product fully, from HelloSign to QuickBooks. “I truly love the product. I love Gabriela, the CEO, and Brian, the CTO. Their goals are the same as any reasonable personal injury business owner. “They want the product to be as efficient and effective as possible and they'll do everything they can to make that happen,” Ash said.", CASEpeer | Sam & Ash Law Turns to CASEpeer for Personal Injury Practice Management, 2021
- " LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A bartender robbed at gunpoint who said he was forced to pay back the thousands of dollars stolen filed a lawsuit Tuesday against his former employer. Video of the incident obtained by the 8 News Now I-Team shows an armed man coming into The Lodge at Hualapai on the morning of Dec. 4, 2020. Edward Parker, 42, was working at the bar when the robber demanded money. Parker, holding his hands in the air, gives the armed man money from the register and cash sitting on the bar, the video showed. The business is on Hualapai Way near Desert Inn Road in Summerlin. “It’s December 2020. We’re in the middle of COVID,” Parker said. “People are fighting for jobs left and right. I suppose I let the idea of having a steady job with steady income cloud my judgment.” Hours after handing over $3,900, Parker said management at The Lodge told him he had to pay the money back, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday. “I wasn’t thinking right,” Parker said. “I just had a gun shoved in my face and I signed the document.” The signed contract said $300 would come out of Parker’s paycheck until the full amount, $3,937.35, was paid off. “What’s the time between when you were robbed and when you signed that document?” the I-Team’s David Charns asked Parker. “Three-to-4 hours, tops,” he said. Parker is now living out of state. His attorneys, Sam Mirejovsky and Amanda Brookhyser said The Lodge coerced Parker to sign the contract and work under unfair conditions after having been the victim of a crime. “It’s a demand for repayment, for money that was taken from him,” Mirejovsky said. “It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve ever seen and it’s not right.” “He allowed this armed assailant to come in, do what he was threatening to do, and leave without getting himself hurt or without getting the patrons hurt,” Brookhyser said. “He did everything right. His employer did everything wrong.” After paying the money back in the summer of 2021, Parker said he was fired after taking a pre-approved vacation. The lawsuit said managers approved the vacation that spring but then changed their vacation policy. “I was devasted,” Parker said. “I loved that company. I worked very hard for them. I couldn’t believe they had done this to me.” Parker said he hoped the lawsuit proves no employee is too small and that business owners, particularly in the restaurant industry, will be held accountable. “I’m hoping to show them that I can lead by example and if you guys have problems with employers, don’t be afraid to speak up,” Parker said. “You’re not alone out there.” Police charged the armed robber, later identified as Jack McLaughlin, 43, in a string of armed robberies from September to December of 2020. The Labor Commission facilitated a settlement with Parker and The Lodge for $5,500, a spokesperson confirmed, but Mirejovsky said Parker did not accept it. 8 News Now reached out to The Lodge and did not receive a response.", 8 News Now | I-Team: Las Vegas bartender who says he was forced to pay back thousands after armed robbery now suing, 2022
- "Edward Parker, 42, was working at The Lodge at Hualapai in December 2020 when an armed man came in demanding money, a lawsuit filed Tuesday said. LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The company that owns the bar where an employee was robbed at gunpoint and then, according to a lawsuit, forced to pay back the stolen money had previously faced a class-action lawsuit about wages, records showed. Hours after handing over $3,900, Parker said management at The Lodge told him he had to pay the money back, according to the lawsuit. The signed contract said $300 would come out of Parker’s paycheck until the full amount, $3,937.35, was paid off. Parker is now living out of state. His attorneys, Sam Mirejovsky and Amanda Brookhyser said The Lodge coerced Parker to sign the contract and work under unfair conditions after having been the victim of a crime. Police charged the armed robber, later identified as Jack McLaughlin, 43, in a string of armed robberies from September to December of 2020. The Lodge, which is made up of several restaurant locations across the Las Vegas Valley, faced a class-action lawsuit in 2016 where past employees said the company underpaid them. The lawsuit also claimed bartenders were not paid the correct amount in overtime. The federal lawsuit claimed The Lodge paid bartenders $1 below the minimum wage, which was then $8.25 in Nevada, the lawsuit said. Instead, bartenders made a wage of $7.25 per hour but were entitled to the $8.25 since they did not receive qualified health insurance, the lawsuit said. I-Team: Las Vegas bartender who says he was forced to pay back thousands after armed robbery now suing The Lodge settled with a $217,000 payment, which was divided among 134 employees after legal fees, the lawsuit said. On average, each employee received $400. Christian Gabroy, who filed the 2016 class-action lawsuit, said he was disgusted with Parker’s account. “To pay the man and then be insulted with that contract, you’re talking about something that belongs in the slavery days,” Gabroy said Wednesday. “How could an individual, how could an employer do that to another human? I don’t know. I don’t know how they sleep at night.” The signed contract said $300 would come out of Parker’s paycheck until the full amount, $3,937.35, was paid off. (KLAS) After paying the money back in the summer of 2021, Parker said he was fired after taking a pre-approved vacation. The lawsuit said managers approved the vacation that spring but then changed their vacation policy. The Lodge has not responded to repeated requests for comment. The Labor Commission facilitated a settlement with Parker and The Lodge for $5,500, a spokesperson confirmed, but Parker’s lawyer said he did not accept it.", Bollyinside | Las Vegas Lawyer Sued for Making Employee Return Stolen Money Faced Wage Lawsuit, 2022
- "LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The company that owns the bar where an employee was robbed at gunpoint and then, according to a lawsuit, forced to pay back the stolen money had previously faced a class-action lawsuit about wages, records showed. Edward Parker, 42, was working at The Lodge at Hualapai in December 2020 when an armed man came in demanding money, a lawsuit filed Tuesday said. Hours after handing over $3,900, Parker said management at The Lodge told him he had to pay the money back, according to the lawsuit. The signed contract said $300 would come out of Parker’s paycheck until the full amount, $3,937.35, was paid off. Parker is now living out of state. His attorneys, Sam Mirejovsky and Amanda Brookhyser said The Lodge coerced Parker to sign the contract and work under unfair conditions after having been the victim of a crime. The Lodge, which is made up of several restaurant locations across the Las Vegas Valley, faced a class-action lawsuit in 2016 where past employees said the company underpaid them. The federal lawsuit claimed The Lodge paid bartenders $1 below the minimum wage, which was then $8.25 in Nevada, the lawsuit said. Instead, bartenders made a wage of $7.25 per hour but were entitled to the $8.25 since they did not receive qualified health insurance, the lawsuit said. The Lodge settled with a $217,000 payment, which was divided among 134 employees after legal fees, the lawsuit said. On average, each employee received $400. Christian Gabroy, who filed the 2016 class-action lawsuit, said he was disgusted with Parker’s account. “To pay the man and then be insulted with that contract, you’re talking about something that belongs in the slavery days,” Gabroy said Wednesday. “How could an individual, how could an employer do that to another human? I don’t know. I don’t know how they sleep at night.” After paying the money back in the summer of 2021, Parker said he was fired after taking a pre-approved vacation. The lawsuit said managers approved the vacation that spring but then changed their vacation policy. The Labor Commission facilitated a settlement with Parker and The Lodge for $5,500, a spokesperson confirmed, but Parker’s lawyer said he did not accept it. The Lodge has not responded to repeated requests for comment.", 8 News Now | I-Team: Las Vegas bar sued for making employee pay back stolen money had faced lawsuit over wages, 2022
- "Las Vegas bartender, Edward Parker, 42, was robbed at gunpoint in December of 2020. What came next was something he never could've imagined, reported MSN. According to the bartender, he was given an ultimatum to either pay back the money that the robber stole or "be fired."8 News Now reported that the robber took $3,937.35. His former employer said that it was his job to pay it back. So, he took $300 out of his paycheck each month until it was paid off. Parker said he wasn't in his right mind when he agreed to pay back what was stolen. "I wasn’t thinking right. I just had a gun shoved in my face and I signed the document." He signed the papers only "three to four" hours after the robbery occurred. Now, Parker is getting back what was rightfully his. He filed a lawsuit against his former employer as a "demand for repayment, for money that was taken from him," according to Sam Mirejovsky. Parker said he hopes the lawsuit proves that no employee is "to small" and that business owners will be held accountable for their actions. "I’m hoping to show them that I can lead by example and if you guys have problems with employers, don’t be afraid to speak up. You’re not alone out there."", iHeart | Las Vegas Bartender Who Was Robbed & Forced To Pay Back Thousands Now Suing, 2022
- " A Las Vegas bartender has filed a lawsuit against his employer after he was allegedly forced to repay money that was stolen during an armed robbery, CBS affiliate KLAS reports. Edward Parker was working at the Lodge Hualapai on December 4, 2020, when a gunman walked into the bar and according to the lawsuit, ordered him to “kneel on the ground and put his hands behind his head while the armed assailant took all the money that was at the bar.” While Parker wasn’t injured during the confrontation, the armed assailant escaped with $3,937.35 in cash. Hours later, Parker alleges that management at The Lodge ordered him to pay the money back by having him sign a repayment form. “I wasn’t thinking right,” Parker said. “I just had a gun shoved in my face and I signed the document.” Parker’s attorney, Sam Mirejovsky, claims The Lodge coerced his client to sign the contract. “It’s a demand for repayment, for money that was taken from him,” Mirejovsky said. “It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve ever seen and it’s not right.” The lawsuit alleges that Parker’s paycheck was docked $300 until his employer was fully reimbursed for the nearly $4,000 that was stolen during the robbery. Despite paying the money back by the end of June, Parker claims he was fired in July 2021 after taking a pre-approved vacation. “I was devastated,” Parker said. “I loved that company. I worked very hard for them. I couldn’t believe they had done this to me.” In light of his lawsuit, Parker says he hopes business owners will be held accountable. “I’m hoping to show them that I can lead by example and if you guys have problems with employers, don’t be afraid to speak up,” he said. “You’re not alone out there.”", COMPLEX via Yahoo Entertainment | Bartender Suing Employer After Allegedly Being Forced to Repay Nearly $4000 Stolen in Armed Robbery, 2022
- "LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Las Vegas police say they've concluded an investigation into complaints of tainted food at a local Thai restaurant that began in February.Dozens of people who ate at Secret of Siam in Centennial Hills reported side effects from eating at the restaurant. Several people who spoke with 13 Action News believed they had been drugged, and at least two of them tested positive for THC after eating at Secret of Siam. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and Southern Nevada Health District opened an investigation into the restaurant, which was shut down amid the reports. On Tuesday, LVMPD announced their investigation was over, and concluded there was no criminal intent on the part of the restaurant, adding that "it seems the contamination came from tainted ingredients purchased through a third party." Investigations conducted by other agencies, including the Southern Nevada Health District, were ongoing, police said. The Southern Nevada Health District said its investigation is ongoing, and the agency would provide an update when able.", Investigation into tainted food at Secret of Siam finds 'no criminal intent,' police say, Media, Television, Legal, Law, 2022
- "LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — On December 4, 2020, just before 7:30 a.m., surveillance video obtained by 13 Investigates shows a man in a hooded sweatshirt enter The Lodge on Hualapai Way near Desert Inn Road and immediately pull out a gun. "He said, 'Keep your hands where I can see them! Give me the cash! You know what this is,'" recalls Edward Parker, the bartender who was on duty when the robbery went down. Surveillance video shows Parker hand over the cash, then kneel on the ground with his hands behind his head as the robber puts the money in his bag. "I was terrified, petrified! I've never had anything in my life happen like that before," Parker said. The robber left with the cash. But more money was about to change hands. Later than morning, Parker was summoned by Lodge management. "And he expects that his employer is calling him in to a meeting to be asked, 'How are you doing? Can we help you? Do you need some time off?' Instead, they say, 'Here's a piece of paper. Repay the money or you're out,'" said attorney Sam Mirejovsky, who's representing Parker in a newly filed lawsuit. "To me, it was such a violation! Not just of the law, not just of right and wrong, but also the trust that employees need to have with their employers," Mirejovsky said. The suit accuses The Lodge of coercion, intimidation, deceptive trade and more. It centers around a "Repayment form" Parker says he signed under duress, agreeing to reimburse the bar for $3,937.35 — either in one lump-sum or regular $300 paycheck deductions. "I was confused by why this would happen. Frustrated. But also fearful of losing my job," Parker said. "You've got to remember, this is December of 2020." Parker signed the document. "My brain wasn't working correctly after having a gun shoved in my face," he said. "I was thinking about my paychecks, my livelihood, at a very chaotic time in America." Lodge management did not respond to our call for comment, so we went to their corporate office, where we were told no one was available. A second message left in person was not returned, either. The Lodge at Hualapai later sent the following statement:"The stories appearing on the news and social media are not reflective of the facts as they occurred relating to Mr. Parker. The Lodge at Hualapai has been informed that a lawsuit has been filed by Mr. Parker. Given this pending litigation, and to maintain the confidentiality of matters of relating to its employees, as required under state and federal law, The Lodge will not be commenting publicly on this issue. The Lodge will vigorously defend against the lawsuit and the misinformation being circulated."When attorneys from the law firm Sam and Ash first heard about what happened, they talked about it on their radio show. "This story enrages us!" Mirejovsky said. "It's not just about Edward. It's about every single tip earner in this town. I believe they should expect to have their employer have their back." Parker was not the only one. On December 11, 2020, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police arrested 42-year-old Jack McLaughlin and 38-year-old Daniela Tito. Police say the pair robbed a series of bars, including two other Lodge locations — Grand Teton Lodge in October and Cactus Lodge in November — before they hit The Lodge at Hualapai in December 2020. "Considering the fact that two of our other properties had been robbed before that, a security system would be nice," said Parker. "Most other taverns in Las Vegas have a door buzzer system to allow people in and out of the building during certain hours. We didn't have that." We asked Mirejovsky if bartenders at the other robbed locations were also forced to pay the stolen money back. "One of them was, and he quit as a consequence of it, is my understanding," Mirejovsky said. He says The Lodge's actions are illegal. "It's theft! It's conversion. And it violates Nevada law," he said. In order to withhold money, Mirejovsky explains an employer must prove their employee is responsible for it. Is there some kind of a claim that he didn't follow procedure as far as money kept in the drawer or anything like that? "That's the reason they gave him for why he needed to pay the money back," Mirejovsky said. "And what we'll ask them in the discovery phase is to show us the books, show us where our client signed and approved a handbook. We believe there is none." There's also the matter of how else The Lodge could have been reimbursed. If the company had liability insurance, could they have been double-dipping by forcing Parker to pay them back? "I don't know if they're double-dipping on the insurance claim," Mirejovsky said. "But that's one of the things that we are absolutely going to look into." As they were working toward filing the lawsuit, Parker filed a complaint with the Nevada Labor Commission which resulted in a $5,520 settlement. But he declined, on advice of counsel. "It does show that there's an acknowledgment that there's a problem," Mirejovsky said. "It changed my life — and not for the better," said Parker, who explains that after paying all the money back, he was essentially fired over a dispute about a single vacation day. He has since left Las Vegas, a city he loved, to be closer to family across the country and to distance himself from all this. "I think bad deeds hide in the shadows, and the best thing we can do is put light on them, and then get the justice that's deserved," Mirejovsky said. Accused robber Jack McLaughlin's criminal case is still winding its way through court. In Parker's case, The Lodge has not yet filed an answer to his civil complaint.", KTNV 13 Action News | Las Vegas bartender robbed at gunpoint sues former bosses for forcing him to repay stolen money, Media, Broadcasting, News, Legal, Law, Television, 2022
- "LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The Southern Nevada Health District said Friday more than 30 people reported falling ill after eating at Secret of Siam in Centennial Hills from January through February. 13 Action News has learned at least four people have retained attorneys in preparation for a potential civil suit against the restaurant. Darren Lach with Lach Injury law said he'd been retained by three members of the Bertges family, and Hilary Vandenkooy said she'd retained Heaton & Associates. Sam Mirejovsky with Sam and Ash Injury Law said, while the victims are preparing for a potential civil suit, the criminal investigation from LVMPD would lead the way in rooting out facts and liability. "Attorneys, what we have to do in these cases, is we have to work with Metro," Mirejovsky said, "and we have to wait for that investigation to take place." In the meantime, he said attorneys would conduct their own investigation and ensure evidence specific to their clients was preserved because damages paid by the business could be specific to them. Mirejovsky said it's best to retain an attorney as soon as possible to preserve information and evidence. "The sooner the better," he said. "If you're the business, you're right now in a place where you've contacted your lawyers. You're looking to mitigate your damages, and time is not on your side as the victim." The Southern Nevada Health District has launched an extensive survey and has asked anyone who's eaten at the restaurant to fill it out so they can get a full count of people affected and track down the source of the issue. Mirejovsky said it will take time to get answers from investigators and then even more time for restitution to be allocated if a lawsuit is warranted. "The investigation may take weeks," he said. "That's the truth, and the restitution could take months." Mirejovsky said a visit to the doctor should be anyone's first move if they suspect their food has been tainted as, first, medical professionals can help solve problems, and any tests or diagnoses can be used as evidence in court.", KTNV 13 Action News | At least four people have retained attorneys in anticipation of civil lawsuit against Secret of Siam, 2022
- What’s Right with Sam & Ash is one of the few live shows here in town airing in Las Vegas. Listen on News-Talk 840 KXNT as Sam Mirejovsky and Ash Watkins give you the local news of the day, neighborhood tips, and hot gossip from across the parched desert. Be prepared to laugh (and sometimes cry) as Sam and Ash give spicy takes on exciting topics you actually care about, with a legal perspective. No afternoon slump will survive when you tune in daily from 2p-3p on KXNT, kxnt.com or stream on the Audacy app. Those who skip the show risk being named our ASH-hole of the week.About Sam Mirejovsky: Sam Mirejovsky is an easy-going guy with a difficult last name. He can thank his parents for that, who fled communist Czechoslovakia to enjoy the freedom of America. Turns out the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree — following in his parents’ footsteps, Sam fled California to enjoy the freedom of Nevada. As a veteran host of talk radio in Los Angeles, Sam couldn’t pass up the opportunity to join the KXNT family here in Las Vegas. He’s charismatic, passionate about Las Vegas, and loves to talk. No, seriously ... the man loves to talk (just ask Ash). He never misses a chance to say it like it is and is ready to add his refreshing perspective to KXNT every day. Aside from hosting What’s Right, Sam manages a Las Vegas-based personal injury law practice with his co-host, Ash Watkins. As a self-proclaimed billboard critic, he’ll be the first to tell you that there’s nothing quite like Vegas personal injury lawyer advertising. The quantity (and quality) is truly breathtaking. Like any successful entrepreneur, Sam took matters into his own hands and brought his critiques of billboards, politics, and pop culture to Twitter, where he unapologetically says what we’re all thinking. Do yourself a favor and follow him at @whatsrightsam., What's Right with Sam and Ash, Radio, Podcast, Media, Broadcasting, Legal, Law, 2021
Honors/Awards:
- Mountain State Rising Star, SuperLawyers.com, 2022
- Mountain State Rising Star, SuperLawyers.com, 2018
- Mountain State Rising Star, SuperLawyers.com, 2019
- Mountain State Rising Star, SuperLawyers.com, 2021
- Peer Rated for Highest Level of Professional Excellence, AV Preeminent, Martindale-Hubbell, 2020
- Top 40 Under 40, American Academy of Attorneys, 2019
- Distinguished Alumni, Chapman University, Fowler School of Law, 2019
- Peer Review Rated, Martindale-Hubbell, 2017
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- Legal
Office location for Sam Mirejovsky
1108 S Casino Center Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89104
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