Roey Sellouk founded Sellouk Law on a straightforward premise: injured people deserve direct access to the attorney handling their case, honest advice about what their case is actually worth, and a contingency fee that leaves more of the recovery where it belongs — with them.

Before founding the firm, Roey clerked for the Honorable James C. Mahan of the United States District Court for the District of Nevada. That experience gave him an inside view of how complex civil litigation plays out at the highest level — what separates strong cases from weak ones, what judges actually look for in motion practice, and how preparation either makes or breaks a trial.

That perspective shapes how Sellouk Law approaches every case: thorough preparation, candid evaluation, and an aggressive pursuit of the best result the facts can support.