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About Reed Werner
Reed J. Werner represents plaintiffs in personal injury and negligence matters at Carter Cullen, drawing on a broad background in civil litigation, construction law, employment law, and insurance defense. He earned his undergraduate degree in sociology from Brigham Young University, then received his Juris Doctor from Willamette University School of Law. In 2004, he moved to Nevada and passed the bar, joining a firm that handled civil litigation, commercial disputes, construction, and employment matters.
He later served as in-house counsel for a large construction company, where he also passed the California Bar, and subsequently worked for major insurance carriers including Nationwide and The Hartford. After observing tactics he found unfair to injured individuals, Reed made a deliberate shift to plaintiff-side representation. He is President of the Moapa Valley Rotary Club and serves as a Volunteer Panel Chair on the Southern Nevada Disciplinary Panel of the State Bar of Nevada.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Carter Cullen Injury Attorneys
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A Clark County judge approved a $100 million settlement in January 2024 for the families of five tourists killed when a Papillon Airways helicopter crashed in the Grand Canyon, with Lawrence J. Smith of the firm then known as Bertoldo Carter Smith and Cullen serving as local plaintiff counsel alongside lead counsel Gary Robb and Anita Porte Robb.
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