Media outlets across Texas and the nation reported on the Lanier Law Firm’s lawsuit against Camp Mystic on behalf of six young girls who drowned following the deadly July flood.   

“This case is about accountability,” said attorney Mark Lanier in a People.com article.  

 “These six families entrusted Camp Mystic with the lives of their 8-and 9-year-old daughters, but the owners failed in every conceivable way. Unfortunately, it is now apparent that litigation is the only way to implement the changes to assure that no other child dies from the same preventable failures.” 

The firm’s lawsuit, along with litigation filed on behalf of other families, was noted in the following outlets among others:   

KPRC – Houston – “Families of victims file lawsuit against Camp Mystic over deadly flash flood”   

Fox News – “Camp Mystic leaders prioritized equipment, told children to ‘shelter in place’ as flooding closed in: lawsuit”   

Law.com – “Litigators Weigh Strategy as Lawsuits Fly Over Flood Deaths at Camp Mystic” 

KXAN – Austin – “Multiple lawsuits accuse Camp Mystic of ‘gross negligence’ in 27 deaths” 

San Antonio Express-News – “What was Camp Mystic owner doing as flood worsened? Legal battle brings out new details”