
For Referral Partners
When you recommend an attorney, you place your own credibility, and often an important relationship, behind that recommendation.
Every person referred to Mary Bacon Injury Law receives my direct attention.
Each referral receives an honest evaluation and the level of care and professional judgment I would want for someone important to me.
Discuss a Case Privately With MaryMy Promise to Referral Partners
My goal is for the person you refer to tell you afterward: "I'm so glad you told me to call Mary."
Experience That Inspires Confidence
Before founding my firm, I spent more than a decade litigating complex cases involving insurance companies and businesses throughout Nevada, including insurance bad-faith matters.
That experience taught me how insurers investigate claims, evaluate medical evidence, assess risk, negotiate settlements, and prepare for litigation. Today, I use that perspective to anticipate how a claim will be scrutinized and address important factual, medical, and coverage issues early.
Every case I accept is evaluated with litigation in mind, not because every case should go to court, but because a well-developed record supports better decisions and stronger negotiations.
If another lawyer is better suited to the matter, or hiring an attorney is unlikely to help, I will say so. Honest advice is the beginning of every strong referral relationship.
My Practice May Be a Good Fit When
For Attorneys
When another lawyer makes a referral, I recognize that I am being trusted with both a client and a professional relationship.
Whether the matter falls outside your practice area, requires substantial litigation, or involves someone important to you personally, I will approach it with care, professionalism, and respect.
You can expect direct attorney involvement, a candid case assessment, careful factual and medical development, appropriate client-authorized updates, and a transparent discussion of any referral-fee or co-counsel arrangement permitted by applicable professional rules.
For Physicians and Healthcare Professionals
Your responsibility is your patient's health. Mine is to protect their legal interests without adding unnecessary stress to their recovery.
My role is not to direct treatment or interfere with the provider-patient relationship. It is to understand the medical evidence, communicate professionally, and make the legal process less overwhelming while the patient focuses on healing.
Your patient can expect a confidential conversation directly with me, honest guidance, respect for the judgment of treating providers, and a legal strategy based on evidence, not pressure to settle before the extent of the injuries is reasonably understood.
Begin a Referral
Share only your name and how you prefer to be reached. We will arrange a confidential conversation before any records or case details are exchanged.
What Happens After a Referral?
Call, text, email, or make an introduction in whatever way is easiest. I will personally speak with the individual, explain the available options, and determine whether my firm is the right fit. If it is not, I will say so and, when possible, help identify another resource.
Cases I Commonly Handle
Please do not send confidential information, including medical records, or time-sensitive information through this website before an attorney-client relationship has been established.
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