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Shook & Stone is known as one of the best personal injury and disability law firms in Nevada. Our team of experienced attorneys and staff are here to fight for the compensation and benefits you deserve. With over 25 years of experience, we've helped over 20,000 Nevadans recover over $1 billion in compensation and benefits. At Shook & Stone, we understand the challenges you face after an auto accident or construction injury. Medical bills lost wages, pain & suffering, and insurance companies that put their interests before yours! For three decades, Shook & Stone has been here for you and your family. You’re not alone. Contact Shook & Stone for a free consultation. It won’t cost you anything to see if we can help.
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Ryland Street 338, 89501, Reno, Nevada, United States
- (775) 323-2200
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