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Las Vegas Shooting Incident

Legal Help for Victims of the Las Vegas Mass Shooting

If you or a loved one were injured or killed during the October 1, 2017 Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, you may have the right to seek compensation through a premises liability or negligent security claim.

Who This Tragedy Affected

Thousands were present at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, and many families continue to suffer the lasting physical and emotional consequences. Certain victims and families may be eligible to pursue legal claims.

Injured Concertgoers

Individuals who suffered gunshot wounds or other injuries during the attack may be entitled to compensation.

Families of Victims

Families who lost loved ones may have the right to pursue wrongful death claims.

California Residents

Many victims traveled to Las Vegas from California and may be eligible to pursue claims with California-based counsel.

Indirect Victims

Those who suffered trauma-related injuries while escaping the scene may also have legal options.

What Happened and Why Liability Is Being Investigated

Investigations have raised serious questions about whether adequate security measures were in place to prevent a foreseeable mass-casualty attack.

Shooter’s Position

The gunman fired into the crowd from a hotel room at Mandalay Bay.

Weapon Access

Firearms and thousands of rounds entered undetected.

Length of Stay

Shooter stayed on-site for days with weapons.

Prior Security Warnings

Warnings flagged Las Vegas as a potential target.

Success

Experienced Premises Liability Attorneys Representing Victims

Frantz Law Group has been representing victims of serious injury and wrongful death since 1979. We are already representing individuals harmed in this tragedy and are actively investigating whether negligent security contributed to the attack.

Premises liability and negligent security claims are complex and require experienced legal counsel with the resources to investigate large corporate defendants
  • Experience with high-stakes litigation
  • Thorough investigation of security failures
  • Compassionate representation for grieving families
  • No upfront costs or legal fees unless compensation is recovered
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We’re Here to Help During an Unimaginable Loss

If you or your family were affected by the Las Vegas shooting, our attorneys are prepared to help you understand your legal options and pursue accountability.

Frequently Asked
Questions

Under premises liability law, hotels and casinos have a duty to provide reasonably safe and secure conditions. If investigators determine that security failures contributed to the attack, the property owner may be held liable along with the gunman.

Negligent security occurs when a property owner fails to implement reasonable safety measures despite foreseeable risks. This may include inadequate surveillance, failure to detect weapons, or ignoring known security threats.

Those injured in the attack and families of victims who lost their lives may be eligible to pursue claims. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances and must be evaluated by an attorney.

Yes. Third parties, such as property owners, may still be held liable if their negligence contributed to the harm caused by a criminal act.

We offer free consultations and handle these cases on a contingency fee basis. Clients pay no attorney fees or costs unless compensation is recovered.

*The attorneys of Frantz Law Group are admitted to practice law in California. Any lawsuit might be filed in California, and, to the extent a lawsuit would be filed in Nevada, a local law firm would be associated and the attorneys of Frantz Law Group will request permission of the court to jointly handle the lawsuit, as is regularly done.

The information on this page is intended for California residents only and is for informational purposes only and not intended to provide legal advice or to make any guarantees regarding your case outcome, either express or implied, nor does it constitute a guarantee, warranty or prediction regarding the outcome of your case.