Criminal,
Probate
Jan. 3, 2018
Attorneys for Vegas shooting victims meeting to discuss unique probate opportunity
Unlike most mass shooters, Stephen Paddock left a sizable estate, one that plaintiffs’ attorneys are trying to keep out of litigation.
ARTINIAN
California firms are joining the effort to keep the estate of the Las Vegas mass shooter out of litigation.
Unlike other mass shooters, Stephen Paddock, who opened fire on a concert from Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in October, left a sizable estate, and plaintiffs attorneys will convene in Las Vegas this month to strategize getting fair compensation for the victims and avoid draining the estate with lawsuits.
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