Nov 21, 2023
ER Injury Attorneys is excited to announce its involvement in the 2023 NJA’s Trial Lawyers Care Holiday Toy Drive. They will be acting as a dedicated drop-off location for donations in Las Vegas until December 14. The goal of the initiative is to bring joy to vulnerable children in the local community during the holiday season. Donors are encouraged to contribute toys suitable for various age groups to ensure that children of all ages receive a special gift. If donors are unable to visit the physical drop-off location, they can shop online from two Amazon Wish lists, with the toys being mailed directly to FEAT of Southern Nevada or Ashlee’s Toy Closet. ER Injury Attorneys is proud to support this important cause and invites the community to participate by donating new, unwrapped toys. Founding lawyer Justin Randall expresses his team's delight in collaborating with NJA’s Trial Lawyers Care and recognizes the significance of giving back. For more information about ER Injury Attorneys and their community initiatives, visit their website.
ER Injury Attorneys was thrilled to announce its participation in the 2023 NJA’s Trial Lawyers Care Holiday Toy Drive by serving as a dedicated Las Vegas drop-off location for donations through December 14, during regular business hours.
Las Vegas, NV, Nevada, United States - November 21, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
ER Injury Attorneys was thrilled to announce its participation in the 2023 NJA’s Trial Lawyers Care Holiday Toy Drive by serving as a dedicated drop-off location for donations. The initiative aims to bring joy to local vulnerable children across the state during the upcoming holiday season.
The drop-off location at ER Injury Attorneys will be open through December 14, during regular business hours, located at 1700 S. Pavilion Center Drive, #530, Las Vegas, NV 89135. Donors are encouraged to contribute toys suitable for various age groups, ensuring that children of all ages receive a special gift during the holidays.
Those unable to visit the physical drop-off location can shop online from two Amazon Wish lists. Toys will then be mailed directly to FEAT of Southern Nevada or Ashlee’s Toy Closet. Visit nevadajustice.org to learn more and for easy access to each wish list.
As a responsible member of the community, ER Injury Attorneys is proud to support this noble cause and invites the community to join hands in making a difference in the lives of children. The toy drive will provide an opportunity for staff members, clients, and community members to contribute new, unwrapped toys for children of all ages.
"Our team is delighted to collaborate with NJA’s Trial Lawyers Care in spreading joy and warmth this holiday season," said Justin Randall, founding lawyer at ER Injury Attorneys. "We recognize the importance of giving back and are honored to be a drop-off point for this wonderful initiative. Every toy donated will help bring a smile to a child's face during this special time of year."
For more information about ER Injury Attorneys and other community initiatives supported by the law firm, visit erinjuryattorneys.com.

About Us: Helping Southern Nevada injury victims put their lives back on track after an accident is a top priority of the legal team at ER Injury Attorneys. In fact, their award-winning lawyers have built a reputation for providing the highest level of service by taking the time to listen, learn, and evaluate the needs of those who contact their law firm. This attention to detail not only promotes a positive and open collaboration, but also a higher success rate in terms of negotiating the best possible results. For more information about ER Injury Attorneys and their dedication to serve and assist local community members, please visit erinjuryattorneys.com or call 702-878-7878. You can also find them on Instagram (@erinjuryattorneys), Facebook (/erinjuryattorneys/), and Twitter (@ERInjuryAttys).
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