Edgar Flores Law
4811 W Desert Inn Rd Ste B, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Edgar Flores Law is a Las Vegas practice focused on immigration law and personal injury representation. The firm helps individuals and families address deportation proceedings, family-based immigration matters, humanitarian relief, appeals, and business immigration concerns. It also represents people injured in car, motorcycle, truck, DUI, and pedestrian accidents. Spanish-language service is available, allowing the firm to communicate directly with clients who may feel more comfortable discussing important legal matters in Spanish.
Edgar Flores Law approaches each matter with personal attention, urgency, and a practical understanding of how immigration status or a serious accident can affect a client’s daily life. The firm works to explain available legal options, organize supporting records, and prepare matters for agency review, court proceedings, or negotiation. Its client service emphasizes clear communication and strategies tailored to the individual’s family needs, legal risks, and long-term goals. The firm also offers free consultations to prospective clients.
Edgar Flores Law handles deportation defense, asylum, U visa and VAWA matters, family-based petitions, DACA applications, business immigration, and appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals and federal circuit courts. The firm also provides related services such as FBI background checks, fingerprinting, and passport photos. In personal injury matters, it assists accident victims seeking accountability and compensation after motor vehicle and pedestrian collisions. This range of services allows clients to obtain focused support for urgent immigration and injury-related concerns.
Edgar Flores Law is led by attorney Edgar Flores, a graduate of the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. His experience includes appearances before Immigration Court and the Board of Immigration Appeals, as well as successful oral argument before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. His public service, student mentoring, and volunteer work at citizenship fairs reflect a broader commitment to Nevada families and the Las Vegas community.