The Problem Solver | Las Vegas Accident Lawyer Referrals
Free referral help for car accidents, motorcycle crashes and serious injury cases
Locally owned by David Kohlmeier • Available seven days a week
Start With a Local Contact After a Serious Accident
A car or motorcycle crash can leave injured people and their families dealing with medical care, vehicle damage, missed work, insurance calls and uncertainty about what to do next.
The Problem Solver provides a local starting point. David Kohlmeier listens to the general circumstances and may connect the caller with a Las Vegas-area attorney whose work relates to motor-vehicle accidents, motorcycle injuries or other personal-injury matters.
The service is free to access, and callers are not required to hire the referred attorney. The attorney independently reviews the facts, checks for conflicts, explains fees and decides whether to offer a consultation or accept the case.
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Car and Motorcycle Accident Referrals
Car Accident Attorney Referrals
The Problem Solver may connect callers with attorneys who handle injuries and losses arising from Las Vegas car crashes. Matters may involve rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, rideshare vehicles, uninsured drivers, hit-and-run incidents, disputed liability or serious injuries.
A referred attorney may evaluate issues involving:
- Medical expenses and continuing treatment
- Lost wages or reduced ability to work
- Vehicle repairs or total-loss disputes
- Insurance communications and settlement offers
- Pain, disability or long-term impairment
- Liability and available insurance coverage
- Wrongful-death claims after a fatal crash
Motorcycle Accident Attorney Referrals
Motorcycle riders can suffer severe injuries even when a crash occurs at a relatively low speed. The Problem Solver may refer injured riders or their families to attorneys who evaluate motorcycle collisions and the insurance, liability and medical issues that follow.
Motorcycle cases may involve:
- Drivers turning across a rider’s path
- Unsafe lane changes
- Rear-end collisions
- Dooring incidents
- Road hazards or construction conditions
- Commercial or rideshare vehicles
- Serious injuries or fatalities
Motorcyclists should not assume that an insurer, police report or another driver’s statement resolves every question of fault. A licensed attorney must review the evidence and applicable law.
Other Personal-Injury Referrals
The referral network may also include attorneys who handle pedestrian injuries, bicycle crashes, rideshare accidents, commercial-vehicle collisions, slip-and-fall incidents, workplace injuries and other claims involving alleged negligence.
What to Do After a Vehicle Accident
- Call 911 when necessary: Request emergency assistance when anyone is injured, traffic is obstructed or the scene is unsafe.
- Seek medical attention: Some injuries are not immediately obvious. Follow appropriate medical guidance and keep treatment records.
- Document what you safely can: Photograph vehicles, damage, the roadway, traffic controls and visible injuries without placing yourself in danger.
- Exchange information: Obtain names, contact information, driver’s-license details, license plates and insurance information.
- Identify witnesses: Ask for contact information from anyone who saw the crash.
- Preserve evidence: Keep photographs, repair estimates, medical documents, receipts, correspondence and insurance records.
- Be cautious with recorded statements: Consider obtaining legal advice before giving detailed statements or accepting a settlement.
- Act promptly: Legal and insurance deadlines may apply. A referral request does not pause or extend them.
How The Problem Solver Referral Process Works
- Call or text: Contact The Problem Solver at (702) 999-1111.
- Describe the issue: Explain whether the matter involves a car crash, motorcycle accident, injury or another legal concern.
- Provide basic details: Be ready to share where and when the incident occurred, whether injuries were reported and whether insurance or an attorney is already involved.
- Receive a potential referral: The Problem Solver may connect you with an attorney whose work relates to the described matter.
- Speak directly with the attorney: Ask about experience, fees, availability, deadlines and whether the firm is willing to consider the case.
- Choose independently: You are not obligated to retain a referred attorney.
Privacy note: The Problem Solver states that information collected for referrals is handled confidentially. However, contacting a non-attorney referral service does not by itself establish attorney-client privilege or create an attorney-client relationship. Avoid sending sensitive records until you understand who will receive them and how they will be handled.
Additional Legal and Professional Referral Areas
Car and motorcycle accidents are the priority of this page, but The Problem Solver may also assist callers seeking contacts for other serious matters.
DUI and Criminal Defense
Callers facing DUI allegations, arrests, criminal charges, probation concerns or related proceedings may be referred to a defense attorney. The Problem Solver does not evaluate guilt, innocence or legal strategy.
Traffic-Camera and Video-Evidence Matters
The referral network may include attorneys or contacts familiar with requests involving traffic-camera footage, surveillance video, dash-camera recordings or other evidence potentially relevant to an accident or legal matter.
Bail Bond Referrals
The Problem Solver may connect callers with independent bail bond providers. Bail agents are separate businesses and are not attorneys. Confirm licensing, charges, collateral requirements, refund terms and contractual obligations directly with the provider.
Other Legal Concerns
Callers may ask whether an appropriate referral is available for another legal matter. Availability depends on the subject, location, deadlines, conflicts and the professionals currently participating in the network.
About David Kohlmeier, “The Problem Solver”
David Kohlmeier is a retired law-enforcement officer and the owner of The Problem Solver, a locally operated Las Vegas referral service. He developed the service to help people find an appropriate professional contact when they are facing a stressful problem and do not know where to begin.
David’s role is to listen, identify the general category of assistance being requested and make a potential referral through his professional network. He is not an attorney and does not advise callers about legal rights, fault, settlement value or case strategy.
David also hosts The Problem Solver media program and podcast, covering public safety, legal topics, community issues and everyday problem-solving.
Official Website: The Problem Solver
The Problem Solver Accident Referral FAQ
Q: Is David Kohlmeier an attorney?
A: No. David Kohlmeier and The Problem Solver operators are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice or representation.
Q: Is there a charge to request a referral?
A: No. There is no charge to speak with The Problem Solver or request access to its referral network.
Q: Is the attorney consultation always free?
A: Not necessarily. Consultation charges, legal fees, retainers and costs are determined by the referred attorney or law firm. Confirm those terms directly.
Q: Does The Problem Solver handle car accident cases?
A: The Problem Solver does not represent clients. It may refer callers to attorneys who evaluate Las Vegas car accident cases.
Q: Can motorcycle riders request a referral?
A: Yes. Motorcycle accident referrals are a priority, including cases involving injured riders, serious collisions and fatalities.
Q: Will a referred attorney accept my case?
A: Not automatically. The attorney must review the facts, deadlines, jurisdiction, potential conflicts and other considerations before deciding whether to proceed.
Q: Am I required to hire the referred attorney?
A: No. You may independently evaluate the referral, seek another opinion or choose a different attorney.
Q: Does a referral guarantee compensation?
A: No. A referral does not guarantee that a claim is valid, that an attorney will accept it or that compensation will be recovered.
Q: What information should I have ready?
A: Be prepared to provide the accident date and location, names of involved parties, insurance information, police-report details, known injuries, medical treatment and upcoming deadlines.
Q: Should I wait until medical treatment is finished before calling?
A: No. Legal, insurance and evidence-preservation deadlines may arise quickly. Contact an appropriate attorney promptly while continuing to follow medical advice.
Q: Can The Problem Solver determine who caused the crash?
A: No. Fault and legal liability must be evaluated by a licensed attorney using the evidence and applicable law.
Q: Does calling create an attorney-client relationship?
A: No. An attorney-client relationship is created only if a licensed attorney agrees to represent you under the firm’s terms.
Q: Can The Problem Solver give me a case value?
A: No. David and the referral operators cannot estimate compensation or provide legal opinions.
Q: Is The Problem Solver available on weekends?
A: The service states that calls are accepted seven days a week. Response times may vary.
Q: What should I do in an immediate emergency?
A: Call 911. The Problem Solver is a referral service and is not an emergency-response provider.
Request a Car or Motorcycle Accident Referral
Call or text David Kohlmeier and The Problem Solver to discuss the type of accident attorney referral you are seeking.
Phone: (702) 999-1111
Availability: Seven days a week
Service Area: Las Vegas and Southern Nevada
