Civil Litigation
Oct. 4, 2019
MGM is first company to pay mass shooting victims, likely not the last
MGM Resorts International became the first company to pay victims of a mass shooting but will likely not be the last, said plaintiffs’ attorneys Thursday, after agreement was reached for up to $800 million for those harmed by the firing from a hotel window into a concert crowd on the Las Vegas Strip in 2017.
MGM Resorts International became the first company to pay victims of a mass shooting but will likely not be the last, said plaintiffs' attorneys Thursday after agreement was reached for up to $800 million for those harmed by the firing from a hotel window into a concert crowd on the Las Vegas Strip in 2017.
Hundreds were injured and 58 people were killed at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival outside the Mandalay Bay Resort & Cas...
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