What kinds of accident cases does Reno personal injury lawyer Kevin M. Berry handle?

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Kevin M. Berry is a Reno personal injury lawyer whose practice, as described on his site, covers vehicle accident claims — specifically car accidents, truck accidents, and motorcycle accidents. These fall under personal injury law, and the site lists mediation, arbitration, and litigation as ways cases may be resolved. If your accident type isn't among those listed, the site doesn't say either way, so confirm directly with the office before assuming the firm will take it.

Case types listed on the site

The page names three accident categories:

  • Car accidents — collisions involving passenger vehicles.
  • Truck accidents — crashes involving larger commercial trucks, which often raise questions about driver hours, vehicle maintenance, and multiple responsible parties.
  • Motorcycle accidents — rider injuries, where liability and insurance disputes frequently differ from ordinary car cases.

All three are personal injury matters: the claim is about someone's injury and the losses that follow, not about defending a traffic ticket or handling a property-damage-only dispute.

How cases may be handled

The site lists three resolution paths:

Path What it generally means
Mediation A neutral third party helps the sides negotiate a settlement.
Arbitration A neutral decision-maker hears the dispute and issues a decision.
Litigation The claim proceeds through the court system.

These are ways a case can move forward, not guarantees that every case follows all three. Which path applies depends on the facts, the insurer's position, and whether a settlement is reachable.

Checking whether your situation fits

Use the listed categories as a first filter. If you were hurt in a car, truck, or motorcycle crash in the Reno area, your situation matches the stated focus. If your accident involved something else — a slip and fall, a bicycle, a workplace incident — the page doesn't address it, so the honest answer is to ask.

The site provides these contact details:

  • Phone: (775) 337-2300
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Address: 247 Court Street, Suite A, Reno, NV 89501

When you call, describe the accident type, when it happened, and what injuries or losses resulted. That gives the office enough to tell you whether the matter is one they handle.

What the page does not cover

The site doesn't list fees, consultation terms, or response times, and it doesn't state whether matters outside the three accident categories are accepted. Treat those as open questions to raise on the first call rather than assumptions.