Henderson, NV Attorney News Archive

A family from Chicago is taking legal action after a troubling incident at Spy Ninjas HQ, a trampoline park in Las Vegas. Their 10-year-old son, Knox, suffered a severe injury when he fell over 20 feet onto a hard concrete surface due to inadequate safety measures. The fall occurred after Knox jumped off a zip line, and witnesses captured the distressing moment on video, which resulted in him sustaining a concussion.

Uncle Navonte Hill shared the family's shock and trauma, stating the incident ruined what was supposed to be a joyful birthday celebration for Knox. As they consider filing a civil lawsuit, the case raises important questions about business liability in personal injury law and the responsibilities of corporate entities to ensure customer safety.

Spy Ninjas HQ was co-founded by popular YouTube personalities Chad Wild Clay and Vy Qwaint. As of now, the trampoline park has not commented on the incident, while the family focuses on supporting Knox's recovery.

In a troubling event in Las Vegas, Uber driver Kevin Vo, 45, has been charged after running over bystander Matthew Bowens, 56, not once but twice during a heated argument. Witnesses reported a heated altercation at the intersection of First Street and Ogden Avenue, which ultimately resulted in the tragic death of Bowens, despite immediate medical assistance from Las Vegas Fire and Rescue.

Vo was captured on video returning to his vehicle amidst the chaos and now faces the challenges of civil litigation following a bail set at $250,000 by Judge Daniel Westmeyer. While Las Vegas police initially suspected Vo may have been impaired, prosecutors have decided not to pursue related charges.

This case underscores significant concerns in the business of rideshare services, as well as the legal complexities surrounding criminal defense in personal confrontation situations.