Partial List of Recent Case Results
Personal Injury Cases
2015-2023
| Car Accident / $1,230,000 | Read-ended collision on US 95 Freeway. The client suffered a minor head injury. Case settled in pre-litigation. |
| Car Accident / $500,000 | Motor vehicle accident with minor injuries. |
| Car Accident / $1,000,000 (Rear-End Collision) | Two people were in a rear-end collision with a semi-truck. |
| Car Accident / $710,000 (Side-Swipe Collision) | Side-swipe collision. The client suffered many injuries and minor property damage. |
| Car Accident / $750,000 | Car accident leading to miscarriage. Settled for maximum policy limits in less than a year. |
| Motor Vehicle Accident (T-Bone Collision) / $870,000 | The client suffered neurological injuries; no surgery was necessary. |
| Car Accident / $3,255,000 | The accident resulted in spinal cord injury to the driver. The case was settled pre-litigation for the maximum policy limit. |
| Motor Vehicle Crash (Head-On Collision) / $500,000 | Two (2) people suffered neck and back injuries after the accident. Clients didn't require surgeries. |
| Motor Vehicle Crash (Rear-End Collision) / $250,000 | Minor read-end collision with little property damage. |
| Motor Vehicle Crash (Side-Swipe Collision) / $300,000 | The accident resulted in neck and back injuries to two (2) people. |
| Motor Vehicle Accident / $820,000 | The driver suffered moderate injuries, and no surgery was necessary. We settled the case pre-litigation. |
| Motor Vehicle Crash / $997,816 | Policy limits settlement for contested liability motor vehicle crash involving an elderly lady who underwent spinal surgery. |
| Motor Vehicle Crash / $800,000 | Settlement for motor vehicle crash case where the client admitted he was speeding 15 miles an hour over the speed limit. |
| Motor Vehicle Accident / Maximum compensation | A family was rear-ended in a horrific accident by a government vehicle. We settled the case within 9 months of the accident. The settlement was nearly three times the medical bills. |
| Motor Vehicle Accident / Double the medical bills. | The client traveled for a living. We settled the case for nearly double the medical bills within 3 months of the accident. The client never had to go to court or make a statement. |
| Multi-Vehicle Accident / 6-Figure Policy Limit | Proved to the insurance company that the case was worth high value without the client getting back surgery. |
| Freeway Rear-End Collision / 6-Figure Policy Limit | Convinced the insurance company that there was a high risk of a bad faith claim unless they paid my client the money she deserved. |
| Rear-End Collision / Maximum Possible Under Insurance Policy | Made the insurance company realize the potential future damages could put them at risk of an excess verdict for my client. |
| T-Bone Collision / Maximum Possible Under Insurance Policy | Sympathetic passenger client with low medical bills but high emotional distress caused by accident. |
| Rear End Collision / Maximum Possible Under Insurance Policy | The client had prior medical injuries. Initially, the insurance company wanted to avoid paying anything. |
| Multi-vehicle Accident / Maximum Possible Under Insurance Policy | Passenger/client with medical treatment that significantly improved her quality of life. |
| Rear-End Collision / Maximum Possible Under Insurance Policy | A hardworking client with low medical bills. We convinced the insurance company that they would lose if they took it to trial. The case was settled before we filed a lawsuit. |
Not So Fine Print:
Keep in mind:
- This is only a partial list of recently closed cases by Heshmati & Associates.
- Not all of our case results can be published here. Many defendants demand that settlements be kept confidential as a condition of settlement.
- Prior results described here do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Criminal Defense Cases
2015-2023
| Battery Domestic Violence 2X / Both Cases Dismissed | The client was an elderly gentleman living in North Las Vegas. A verbal argument led the neighbors to call the police. The client had left before the police arrived, so he did not say his side of the story. While this case was ongoing, the client picked up another battery domestic violence against the same person. We successfully consolidated the cases to be heard on the same day. On the eve of the trial, both cases were dismissed. |
| Soliciting Prostitution / Dismissed | The client lived in the Midwest and occasionally visited Las Vegas. After a night of heavy drinking, she engaged in a conversation with a person she believed was a tourist, like herself, looking for a unique experience in Las Vegas. That person turned out to be an undercover police officer who took her words out of context and arrested her. The case was dismissed without the client having to come back to Las Vegas to face trial. |
| DUI / Negotiated to Reckless Driving | The client was arrested for swerving in his lane and speeding. The client admitted to the officer that he had been drinking. The case was negotiated to a Reckless Driving. |
| Battery / Dismissed | The client worked as a security guard in Tennessee. After a heavy night of drinking on the Las Vegas Strip, he engaged in a barroom brawl with another patron and security. Video evidence was available and unfavorable to our client. The client never entered a guilty plea. |
| Soliciting Prostitution / Dismissed | The client was a student trying to raise money for her tuition by giving paid massages to tourists. She was arrested by an undercover officer who was wearing a body camera. Even though the client had a prior conviction, we were still able to get a dismissal. |
| Battery Domestic Violence / Dismissed | The client was a French citizen living in Texas. She was charged for slapping her boyfriend after she caught him with another woman at a Las Vegas nightclub. The case was dismissed without her coming back to Las Vegas and no immigration issues. |
| Ecstasy Possession / Reduced to Misdemeanor and Then Dismissed | New York client caught with molly capsules at his table in a Las Vegas nightclub. The client never stepped foot in a courtroom. |
| Cocaine Possession / Reduced to Misdemeanor and Then Dismissed | San Jose area client caught with cocaine in the restroom of a Las Vegas pool club party. Client never stepped foot in a courtroom. |
| Drug Trafficking (Pills & Cocaine) / Reduced to Obscure Misdemeanor | The client dropped a baggie of pills in front of a security guard at EDC Rave. |
| Soliciting Prostitution / Dismissed | Southern California resident with Sheriff's Card (Work Card) for dancers. She was caught with multiple undercover officers in a Las Vegas hotel. The client never stepped foot in a courtroom. |
| Arrest Warrant for Hit and Run / Resolved with a Misdemeanor | The client never stepped foot in a courtroom or a jail cell. |
| Battery Domestic Violence / Dismissed | A resident of Great Britain. The client never stepped foot in a courtroom and had his full bail promptly refunded to him overseas. |
| Soliciting Prostitution in Warrant / Dismissed | The out-of-state client with a residence in Nevada. She was caught with an undercover officer on the Las Vegas Strip. The client never stepped foot in a courtroom. |
