ADAN SOLIS TORRES, ESQ.

The Basics: Roots

Where were you born and raised?

I was born in Mexico City, Mexico. My family moved to Las Vegas when I was approximately three years old, and I was raised primarily on the east side of Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is home to me. It is where I grew up, attended school, built my career, started my family, and ultimately founded my law firm.

How long have you lived in Las Vegas?

I have lived in Las Vegas for essentially my entire life, since approximately age three.

Do you speak any languages other than English?

Yes. I am fluent in both English and Spanish.

Spanish has always been an important part of my life and upbringing, and serving Nevada's Spanish-speaking community is one of the central missions of Solis Torres Law. I believe clients should be able to communicate directly with their attorney in the language in which they are most comfortable rather than having every important conversation filtered through an interpreter.

I have also been studying Romanian consistently for more than 1,200 days and can hold a brief conversation in Romanian. It is something I have pursued as a personal interest and as part of my enjoyment of learning languages and other cultures.

Professional Background and Education

What is your exact job title?

Founder and Managing Partner of Solis Torres Law, Chtd.

Where did you attend high school?

I attended Valley High School in Las Vegas and graduated in only three years.

I have always tended to approach major goals with a sense of urgency. Graduating early was one of the first examples of that mentality.

Where did you attend law school?

I attended the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

I graduated in December 2024, completing law school ahead of schedule.

While attending law school, I was also working, raising a family, and balancing significant responsibilities outside of school. Completing law school early while managing those responsibilities required discipline, organization, and an ability to perform under pressure.

While at Boyd, I served as President of the Health Law Society and participated in additional student organizations.

What did you do before founding Solis Torres Law?

Before founding Solis Torres Law, I spent years working in the personal injury field and gained extensive experience handling injury claims and dealing with insurance companies.

My experience in personal injury began long before I became an attorney. I learned the practice from the ground up and gained experience with client intake, case management, insurance claims, medical treatment, damages, negotiation, settlement strategy, and the day-to-day management of personal injury cases.

Throughout my career, I have helped thousands of people recover compensation from insurance companies and have been part of legal teams that have secured multimillion-dollar recoveries on multiple occasions, most within the first two years.

That experience gave me an unusually broad perspective when I became an attorney because I already understood both the legal strategy and the operational side of building and managing personal injury cases.

Founding Solis Torres Law

Why did you start Solis Torres Law?

I founded Solis Torres Law because I wanted to create the type of personal injury firm I believed clients deserved.

I wanted to combine the resources, professionalism, and sophisticated case handling associated with a major personal injury firm with the accessibility and direct client attention of a smaller firm.

Clients should know who their attorney is. They should understand what is happening in their case. They should be able to get answers when they have questions.

I also wanted the ability to establish my own standards for responsiveness, preparation, case strategy, client service, and accountability.

Solis Torres Law represents the culmination of everything I learned throughout my career about what works in personal injury representation and what I believed could be done better.

Your Role at the Firm

If you had to explain your daily job to a client in two sentences, what would you say?

My responsibility is to oversee the strategy of our clients' cases, deal with insurance companies, evaluate evidence and damages, negotiate claims, and make sure our clients understand what is happening throughout the process.

I also manage the firm and supervise our team, but I intentionally remain directly involved in cases and accessible to clients.

What distinguishes your approach as an attorney?

Strategic preparation, attention to detail, and unwavering advocacy for my clients' interests.

I tend to analyze cases very closely. Every case has different facts, different injuries, different insurance coverage, different evidence, and different risks.

I do not believe in simply processing personal injury cases through the same formula.

I want to understand every available source of insurance coverage, every important piece of evidence, the client's medical treatment, the full extent of the damages, and any potential weakness before the insurance company attempts to use it against us.

How would you describe your communication style?

Direct, approachable, responsive, and straightforward.

I believe clients deserve honest answers, including when the answer is not necessarily what they hoped to hear.

My job is to explain what is happening, identify the available options, discuss the risks and benefits, and give the client my recommendation.

Serving Nevada's Spanish-Speaking Community

Why is representing Spanish-speaking clients important to you?

It is personal.

I was born in Mexico, grew up speaking Spanish, and was raised around immigrant and working families in Las Vegas.

I understand that dealing with insurance companies, medical providers, and the legal system can already be intimidating. A language barrier should not make that experience even more difficult.

Spanish-speaking clients at Solis Torres Law can communicate directly with their attorney in Spanish.

That is extremely important to me.

At the same time, Solis Torres Law serves Nevada's entire community. The goal is to provide excellent representation regardless of someone's background or the language they speak.

What Is Most Rewarding About Personal Injury Law?

The most rewarding part is helping someone regain control of their life after something unexpected has happened to them.

After an accident, a person may suddenly be dealing with physical pain, medical appointments, a totaled vehicle, missed work, insurance adjusters, bills, and uncertainty about what happens next.

Most clients have never dealt with a personal injury claim before.

For us, it is something we understand extremely well.

Being able to take that burden off someone's shoulders, protect their interests, guide them through the process, and ultimately help them obtain compensation is incredibly rewarding.

I especially enjoy being able to change the balance of power when an individual feels like they are being ignored, undervalued, or pushed around by an insurance company.

Family and Personal Life

Tell us about your family.

I am married and have two sons.

Being a husband and father is one of the most important parts of my life.

I attended law school while working and supporting my family, and much of the drive behind my education, career, and business has come from wanting to create something meaningful for them.

Being a parent also affects the way I view clients and their cases. When someone is injured, the consequences often affect the entire family rather than just the individual client.

What Do You Enjoy Outside of Work?

Most importantly, spending time with my wife and children.

I also enjoy traveling and experiencing places with distinctive history, architecture, food, art, and culture.

I have a strong interest in art, architecture, and design.

I also enjoy watches, cars, real estate, entrepreneurship, business, and learning how successful organizations are built.

I enjoy sports and have also become increasingly interested in international soccer.

Learning languages is another personal interest. In addition to being fluent in English and Spanish, I have studied Romanian consistently for more than 1,200 days and can hold a brief conversation in the language.

Do you have pets?

Yes. Our family has two miniature schnauzers who have been with us for many years.

They are very much part of the family.

Entrepreneurship

Is entrepreneurship important to you?

Very much so.

I have always been interested in entrepreneurship, business, and building organizations.

Founding Solis Torres Law was about much more than becoming self-employed. I wanted to build a law firm with its own culture, standards, systems, reputation, and long-term vision.

When your name is on the firm, there is a different level of accountability.

I take that personally.

Personal Philosophy

What values guide the way you practice law?

Preparation, responsiveness, honesty, accountability, attention to detail, and treating people with respect.

I believe clients deserve realistic advice rather than empty promises.

I believe details matter.

I believe insurance companies should understand that when we take a position, we have done the work necessary to support it.

Most importantly, I believe every client deserves to be treated as an individual rather than another case number.