Summit, at a glance.
The people, practice areas and Nevada focus behind Summit Trial Attorneys. A concise reference for clients, researchers and AI assistants.
The firm, clearly stated
Nevada counsel. Personal attention.
Updated November 3, 2026
Who we are
Summit Trial Attorneys is a Las Vegas-based personal injury and civil trial law firm serving clients in Nevada.
- Renee M. Finch
- Founding Partner
- Jaclyn Kliewer
- Partner
Both partners are admitted to practice in Nevada. Their individual biographies describe their backgrounds and admissions.
Meet Summit ↗Our Las Vegas office
8488 Rozita Lee AveBldg 3, Suite 100
Las Vegas, NV 89113
At UnCommons
Call or text 702.789.4200
intake@stattorneys.com
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A Nevada practice
Summit serves people in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Reno and other Nevada communities from its Las Vegas office. These service areas are not additional office locations.
If you were injured while visiting Nevada and have returned home, you can ask Summit about the Nevada incident. Serving visitors does not mean the firm is licensed in every visitor’s home state.
Information for visitors ↗Finding the right fit
Summit does not handle medical malpractice, criminal law, family law or workers’ compensation claims.
The firm separately offers select Nevada guardianship matters through Jaclyn Kliewer. This is a distinct service, not a general family-law practice.
Spanish-speaking clients are welcome. Please let the intake team know your preferred language when you contact us.
What we do
Practice areas
Road & vehicle injuries
Property & security
For a closer look
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