Justice for Gun Violence Victims
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Legal Situations
If you or someone you love was shot at a nightclub, apartment complex, hotel, gas station, bar, store, or parking lot, you may be entitled to significant compensation even if no arrest was made.
Most families never find out they have a strong injury or wrongful death case until it’s too late.
We help victims learn their rights and connect with legal teams who fight for justice.
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- Property owners and businesses rarely tell victims they may be legally responsible.
- Criminal cases don’t inform families about their civil rights.
- Insurance companies move fast to protect themselves, not the victim.
Do You Have a Case?
A shooting does not have to involve an arrest, witness, or criminal conviction for you to have a civil case.
You may have a compensation claim if:
You were shot on someone else’s property
A loved one was shot and killed
Security failed to protect guests
The property had a history of fights, violence, or crime
Management ignored complaints or warnings
A business had poor lighting, broken locks, or no cameras
A nightclub or bar didn’t control drunk or aggressive guests
A complex allowed known dangerous people to hang around
Victims’ Rights
Many victims qualify for $50,000 –$500,000+ depending on injuries, negligence, and insurance, but most never file because they don’t know their rights and case value.
You are not alone.
If you were a victim of gun violence, you may be entitled to compensation.
Talk to someone who can help for free.
Compensation You May Be Owed
Victims may receive money for:
+ Medical bills
+ Lost wages
+ Pain and suffering
+ Emotional trauma
+ Long-term disability
+ Scars or permanent injuries
+ Families of victims may receive:
+ Funeral costs
+ Loss of companionship
+ Wrongful death compensation
Case Examples
Nightclub Shooting
A guest was shot after security failed to remove an aggressive person. The club had no metal detectors and ignored earlier fights.
Apartment Complex Shooting
Poor lighting and broken gates allowed criminals to enter the complex repeatedly. Management ignored crime complaints for months.
Gas Station Shooting
A known high-crime station failed to hire security or provide bright lighting.
