No fees unless
we collect for you.
Get a Free Consultation

Category: Wrongful Death

Las Vegas, NV — Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Worker Dies Building F1 Grandstands in Las Vegas

Las Vegas (September 2nd, 2025) – The family of a construction worker who died in 2023 while building grandstands for the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. The 37-year-old steelworker sustained fatal injuries during the construction of spectator seating in front of the Bellagio, highlighting critical workplace safety failures in high-profile construction projects.
wrongful death spelled on a tablet with medicines and stethoscope on the background. concept of wrongful death settlement

Las Vegas, NV — Nevada Prison System Reaches Settlement in Alleged Beating Death at High Desert State Prison

Las Vegas, NV (August 12th, 2025) – A year after allegations surfaced that officers at High Desert State Prison fatally assaulted an inmate, the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC) has reached a confidential settlement with the inmate’s mother. While the settlement signals the end of the legal case, it leaves unresolved questions about the incident, the state’s handling of in-custody deaths, and the broader issue of accountability within Nevada’s prison system.
wrongful death spelled on a tablet with medicines and stethoscope on the background. concept of wrongful death settlement

Las Vegas, NV — Workers Face High Risk of Heat-Related Illnesses as Temperatures Climb

Las Vegas, NV (May 27th, 2025) – Workers are facing a high risk of suffering heat-related illnesses as temperatures climb in Las Vegas. Following a significant boost in temperatures, and with a ridge of high pressure set to sweep the region, the National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Watch for the area. Meteorologists are projecting temps will reach the low triple digits, with less sustained winds to help keep Nevadans cool while outdoors. 
Paramedics in a rescue operation after a car crash.

Wolfgang Puck Restaurant Violations: Can You Sue for Food Poisoning in Las Vegas?

In Nevada, it is possible to sue restaurants for food poisoning. This is an important issue to address given the many restaurants in the state and instances such as the health department’s temporary closure of the Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill in Las Vegas. People who suffer from this type of poisoning can also sue grocery stores, supermarkets, and manufacturers that provide contaminated food. However, two elements making these cases tricky are proving the exact source of the poisoning and showing serious-enough damages.
Woman in the kitchen holding her stomach and mouth feeling sick due to food poisoning. food poisoning

Who Can Bring a Wrongful Death Claim In Las Vegas, Nevada?

In the aftermath of a tragic loss, understanding the legal avenues available, and who can bring a wrongful death claim, is crucial. No amount of money can bring back a family member that was lost due to another’s actions. However, recovering compensation may provide some financial relief to the families left behind as they work through their grief and adjust to life without their loved one.
Exhausted doctor sitting on chair in hospital hallway.

How Much Are Wrongful Death Settlements Worth?

Every wrongful death case is different, meaning that the total settlement amount in a Las Vegas case will vary due to the factors contributing to the case. Knowing how these cases work can help you better figure out how much wrongful death settlements may be and how much you might be able to recover in your case.
wrongful death spelled on a tablet with medicines and stethoscope on the background. concept of wrongful death settlement

Top-Rated Injury Attorneys Fighting for You

Since opening our doors in 1985, the accident lawyers at the George Bochanis Injury Law Offices have been committed to helping injury victims get full compensation after slip and fall accidents, motor vehicle crashes, workplace injuries, and other personal injuries.

We’re here to listen. Schedule your free consultation with an injury lawyer today.