Sam Mirejovsky of Sam & Ash Injury Law Plays “Fact or Fiction” on KTNV Morning Blend to Bust Common Accident and Insurance Myths
LAS VEGAS — Most people learn how injury claims actually work after they’ve been hurt, when the mistakes are already made. On August 24, 2026, Sam Mirejovsky, co-founder of Sam & Ash Injury Law, flipped that timeline on KTNV Channel 13’s Morning Blend — handing hosts Elliott Bambrough and Jessica Rosado a stack of “Fact or Fiction” cards and five common statements about accidents, injuries, and insurance.
The hosts locked in their guesses. Sam gave them the truth.
Three myths worth knowing before you need them
“I feel fine, so I’m not hurt.” Fiction. Adrenaline after a crash masks real injuries for hours or days. Concussions and soft-tissue damage often surface later — and by then, the gap in your medical records is the first thing an insurer points to. See a doctor right away, even when you feel fine.
“I have to give the insurance company a recorded statement.” Fiction. That call isn’t a formality. It’s evidence-gathering, and the adjuster is trained to collect words they can use to reduce or deny what you’re owed. Talk to a car accident attorney before you talk to them.
“The first offer is what my case is worth.” Fiction. First offers are opening positions, and they land while you’re exhausted and the bills are stacking up. That timing isn’t an accident.
The part nobody budgets for
Sam also walked through what a catastrophic injury actually costs — not the ER visit, but the surgeries, the lost income, the care that continues for years. It’s the number people underestimate most, and the reason a quick settlement can quietly cost someone their future.
That’s the work behind the results: more than $750 million recovered for clients, including a $35 million confidential premises liability settlement.
Watch the segment
Catch the full “Fact or Fiction” game on KTNV.com or YouTube. It’s also worth seeing Sam’s earlier Morning Blend segment, “Name That Payout,” on what a first offer really means.
FAQ
Who appeared on the KTNV Morning Blend “Fact or Fiction” segment?
Sam Mirejovsky, co-founder of Sam & Ash Injury Law, joined hosts Elliott Bambrough and Jessica Rosado on August 24, 2026.
Should I give the insurance company a recorded statement after a crash?
Not before speaking with an attorney. Recorded statements are used to build the insurer’s file, and casual wording can be used later to reduce your claim.
Do I need to see a doctor if I feel fine after an accident?
Yes. Adrenaline can hide concussions and soft-tissue injuries for days, and delayed treatment gives insurers an argument that you weren’t seriously hurt.
Is the first settlement offer usually fair?
Rarely. First offers are starting points, typically made before the full cost of recovery is known.
What does it cost to talk to Sam & Ash Injury Law?
Nothing. Consultations are free, and there’s no fee unless we win.
Knowing this before a crash is worth more than learning it after. If you or someone you love gets hurt, Sam & Ash Injury Law is here — Las Vegas at (702) 820-1234, Newport Beach at (949) 304-2000. The first conversation is free, and so is the honesty.
Past results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict future outcomes. Every case is different. This content is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
