Michael Aisen spent years defending major insurance carriers before switching sides entirely, a background that now informs how he handles personal injury and criminal matters for individual clients. Since his 2008 bar admission, he has handled thousands of cases across criminal law and personal injury, building a practice that spans three states from offices in Nevada and California.

Aisen Law PLLC operates with offices in Henderson, Nevada and North Hollywood, California, both available by appointment. The firm serves clients in Nevada, California, and Louisiana.

Practice Areas

Aisen Law PLLC covers a range of legal needs, with particular depth in criminal defense, personal injury, and planning-oriented legal work.

Estate Planning: Preparing for the future requires documents that accurately reflect intentions and hold up under scrutiny. The firm assists clients in building estate plans that accomplish both.

Personal Injury: When someone is hurt through another party’s negligence, the path to compensation involves both medical documentation and legal positioning. Attorney Aisen’s prior experience representing insurance carriers gives him a direct understanding of how the defense side evaluates and responds to injury claims.

Criminal Defense: The firm handles criminal matters ranging from DUI to more serious charges, with representation available in Nevada, California, and Louisiana courts.

DUI: Driving under the influence charges carry consequences beyond fines, including license implications and the possibility of incarceration. The firm provides defense representation at all stages of these proceedings.

Alternative Dispute Resolution: For matters where litigation is not the preferred path, Aisen Law PLLC offers mediation and arbitration services. These processes can resolve disputes faster and at lower cost than traditional court proceedings.

Record Sealing: Criminal records affect housing, employment, and licensing opportunities long after a case concludes. The firm assists eligible clients in pursuing record sealing to reduce those long-term consequences.

Immigration Matters: The firm assists with TN-Visa preparation, a specific category relevant to Canadian and Mexican nationals seeking to work in the United States under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement framework.

Attorney Profile

Michael N. Aisen has been practicing law since his bar admission in 2008. He is admitted in California, Louisiana, and Nevada, which gives the firm reach across three distinct jurisdictions. Before establishing Aisen Law PLLC, he worked at a prominent national litigation firm where he represented major insurance carriers. That institutional experience, handling thousands of matters across criminal law and personal injury, formed the foundation of his current practice. He now applies that same analytical approach to representing individual clients rather than corporate defendants.

Location & Service Area

Aisen Law PLLC maintains two office locations, both available by appointment.

Nevada Office: 871 Coronado Center Dr., Suite 200, Henderson, NV 89052
California Office: 5250 Lankershim Blvd., Suite 500, North Hollywood, CA 91601

Phone: 702-750-1590
Fax: 702-548-6884
Email: info@aisenlaw.com
Website: aisenlaw.com

Client Focus

The firm offers free consultations, which allows prospective clients to discuss their situation and understand their options before committing to representation. This is particularly relevant for individuals facing time-sensitive matters like criminal charges or personal injury claims with approaching deadlines.

FAQ

What states does Aisen Law PLLC practice in?
Attorney Aisen is admitted in California, Louisiana, and Nevada. The firm handles matters in all three jurisdictions.

What is TN-Visa preparation?
The TN-Visa is a nonimmigrant visa category for Canadian and Mexican nationals seeking employment in the United States in specific professional categories under the USMCA. The firm assists clients in preparing the documentation required for this application.

How does the firm’s insurance defense background benefit personal injury clients?
Having represented insurance carriers directly, Attorney Aisen understands how these companies evaluate claims, what documentation they require, and where they look for reasons to reduce or deny compensation. That knowledge is applied to building personal injury claims that anticipate and address those responses.

What is record sealing and who qualifies?
Record sealing removes a criminal conviction from public view, limiting who can access it. Eligibility depends on the nature of the offense, the amount of time elapsed since conviction, and jurisdiction-specific rules. The firm evaluates individual situations to determine whether sealing is available.

Does the firm offer mediation services outside of litigation?
Yes. Aisen Law PLLC provides both mediation and arbitration as alternatives to court proceedings. These services are available for appropriate civil disputes where the parties prefer a negotiated resolution.

Closing

Aisen Law PLLC brings a litigation-informed perspective to both sides of common legal disputes, with multi-state licensure allowing consistent representation for clients in Nevada, California, and Louisiana. Consultations are free and can be arranged by contacting the firm at 702-750-1590 or info@aisenlaw.com.

Additional Considerations

Attorney Aisen multi-state licensure creates practical value for clients whose legal situations span more than one jurisdiction. Personal injury claimants from Louisiana who are involved in accidents while in Nevada, or California residents facing DUI charges during travel, can work with a single attorney who holds licensure in the relevant state rather than being forced to find new counsel in an unfamiliar market.

The firm practice in alternative dispute resolution adds another dimension to the services available. Mediation and arbitration are not simply alternatives to litigation; they are distinct disciplines that require the mediator or arbitrator to understand the substantive law well enough to guide parties toward workable resolutions. A litigator who has handled thousands of cases brings that substantive grounding to the dispute resolution process.

For clients seeking record sealing, the procedural requirements vary meaningfully across Nevada, California, and Louisiana. Nevada has specific statutes governing which offenses are eligible and what waiting periods apply. California has its own sealing framework, often referred to in the context of dismissal under Penal Code 1203.4. Louisiana operates under a different set of expungement rules with its own eligibility criteria. The firm capacity to advise across all three state frameworks saves clients from having to retain separate counsel in each state to evaluate their options.