Blog: Negligence

Today, the Nevada Supreme Court may have made it easier for victims of the October 1st Las Vegas Massacre to recover damages from the MGM Resorts. The Court denied New York, New York’s petition to rehear the landmark case Humphries v. New York, New York. This case seems to lower the bar for proving that …

Yesterday attorneys for over 450 victims of October’s Vegas Massacre filed several lawsuits in Los Angeles County Superior Court. The crux of their argument is that the Mandalay Bay, where the shooter rained down bullets at the outdoor Route 91 Harvest Festival, was negligent in protecting its patrons. Before killing himself, the shooter murdered 58 …

The Vegas Massacre on October 1, 2017, where a shooter from his Mandalay Bay hotel room killed 58 and injured hundreds at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, was a shocking event. But the personal injury attorneys at Las Vegas Defense Group contend the Vegas Massacre was also a foreseeable event. And according to the new …

No one disputes that the individual police officers who responded to the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting on October 1st were extraordinarily brave and saved lives. But as more information about the timeline of the Vegas Massacre comes out, several troubling issues have emerged that call into question the police department’s preparedness and efficacy. Specifically, …

  Live Nation Entertainment organized and promoted this year’s Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas, which turned into the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. Victims and their families are sure to sue the shooter’s estate and may try to sue MGM Resorts, which owns the premises. But can Live Nation be liable …