Your Guide
Frank Stucki
Trial Attorney — Born & Raised in Las Vegas
You don't need a lawyer who manages your expectations downward. You need one who fights — and has the courtroom record to back it up.
His Story — and Why It Matters to Yours
He Chose This Work So You Would Have Someone in Your Corner
Frank Stucki grew up in Las Vegas watching institutions fail the people who trusted them — churches that protected abusers, care facilities that cut corners, insurers that treated injured people as line items. He saw what happened to those people when they had no one fighting for them.
He became a trial lawyer because the civil justice system is one of the few tools ordinary people have to hold powerful institutions accountable. Not just to get money — but to force change, make the record, and give survivors a voice that institutions cannot silence.
Frank earned his J.D. and MBA because winning in court requires understanding how organizations protect themselves — and how to dismantle those defenses in front of a jury. That dual training is your advantage. He knows how the other side thinks, and he knows how to beat them.
He is not a settlement mill. He prepares every case as if it is going before a jury — because that posture is the only one that produces real accountability for you.
What You Can Expect
What Frank Believes — and How It Shapes the Way He Works
He Tells You the Truth
Frank will not take a case he doesn't believe in, and he won't tell you what you want to hear just to sign you up. If the law gives you a path forward, he'll tell you. If it doesn't, he'll tell you that too — and explain why.
He Prepares Every Case for Trial
Insurance companies and defense lawyers know which attorneys actually go to trial and which ones settle for whatever they can get. Frank prepares every case as if it's going in front of a jury. That posture changes what the other side offers.
He Knows This City
Frank was born and raised in Las Vegas. He went to school here, built his practice here, and has spent his career in these courts. He knows the institutions, the insurers, and the defense firms that operate in this valley.
He Fights for People, Not Settlements
A quick settlement is good for a law firm's cash flow. It is rarely good for the client. Frank's goal is accountability — the kind that changes how an institution operates so the next person doesn't go through what you went through.
The First Step Is Yours
You Don't Have to Know If You Have a Case. That's Frank's Job.
Most people who call Frank aren't sure whether what happened is actionable. They just know something was wrong — and they want someone to listen and tell them the truth.
That's what the first call is for. Frank listens, asks questions, and tells you honestly what the law says. No pressure. No obligation. No fee unless he wins.