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Overview

Farhan Naqvi has been practicing law since 2003 and founded Naqvi Injury Law in 2008.

Farhan’s passion for providing the very best representation to his clients has included creating the state-of-the-art Naqvi Justice Center, which gives his firm and those with whom he partners an unprecedented advantage to test their trial strategies.

Prior to representing personal injury victims, Farhan worked as an insurance defense attorney, representing insurance companies and some of the largest corporations in America. Insurance defense work provided him with a keen insight into how insurance companies operate and their common tactics to reduce and deny accident and injury claims. Upon realizing his passion was representing victims instead of insurance companies, Farhan joined Nevada’s largest personal injury law firm and practiced there for four years prior to forming his own practice.

Farhan received a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from York University in 1999. He received his Juris Doctorate (JD) from the University Of Arizona College Of Law in 2003 where he graduated with Cum Laude Honors. He developed his interest in advocacy during law school, where he represented children who were victims of abuse through its Child Advocacy Clinic.

Farhan’s dedication to the Southern Nevada community extends beyond the courtroom. He is a longtime supporter and board member for Cure 4 The Kids Foundation, which provides quality medical care and treatment for local children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Every year, Farhan, his family and his firm support dozens of organizations serving the Las Vegas community. Farhan’s philanthropy includes sponsoring dozens of local events and programs that benefit local children, education and youth sports programs. He has sponsored the annual KLUC Toy Drive to benefit HELP of Southern Nevada every year since 2013 and is a longtime supporter of the Vegas Golden Knights Foundation.

*To search Farhan’s cases, select District Civil/Criminal Records, then search by Farhan’s name.