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Most gunshot victims don't realize they have a civil case — even with no arrest. Property owners have a legal duty to protect you. We help you fight back.
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Property owners rarely tell victims they may be legally responsible. A shooting does NOT require an arrest for you to file a civil claim.
When a shooting happens on someone's property, that owner had a legal duty to keep it safe. If they failed — through poor security, bad lighting, or ignoring known dangers — they can be held financially responsible.
Criminal charges against the shooter are completely separate from your civil case. You can pursue compensation regardless of whether anyone was arrested.
Insurance companies are already building their case. You should too.
Start My Free Review →Four simple steps from victim to justice — all at zero cost to you upfront.
Fill out our brief confidential form. Tell us what happened and where — takes under 3 minutes.
Our team reviews your situation and connects you with an attorney specializing in premises liability and gun violence cases.
You'll understand exactly what you may be owed — medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more.
Your legal team handles everything. No upfront costs. You only pay if you win.
Victims and families of gun violence may be entitled to significant financial compensation — physical, financial, and emotional losses all count.
All costs related to your treatment — ER, surgery, rehab, ongoing care, and future medical needs.
Income lost while recovering, plus future earning capacity if your injuries limit your ability to work.
Physical pain, emotional trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and the lasting psychological impact of gun violence.
Compensation if your injuries leave permanent limitations or prevent your prior lifestyle.
Funeral costs, loss of financial support, and loss of companionship for families who lost a loved one.
When a property owner's negligence was especially reckless, courts may award additional punishment damages.
These are examples of the types of negligence cases that result in compensation for victims and their families.
A guest was shot after security failed to remove an aggressive patron who had been escalating for over an hour. The club had no metal detectors and a documented history of violent incidents.
Broken gate locks and missing exterior lighting allowed unauthorized people onto the property repeatedly. Tenants filed multiple complaints. Management took no action for months.
A station in a documented high-crime corridor had no security guard, no working cameras, and inadequate lighting. The owner had been warned multiple times.
"I was once a victim of gun violence myself. I know firsthand how confusing and isolating that experience is — and how nobody tells you that you may have legal rights. That's exactly why I built Justice For Shootings. Nobody should go through this alone or uninformed."
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