Former U.S. Army Federal Military Prosecutor- Craig W. Drummond

As a former U.S. Army Federal Military Prosecutor and decorated veteran for service in Iraq, Attorney Craig W. Drummond is an experienced trial attorney who has successful litigation experience in all Nevada courts and has tried over sixty bench trials and over thirty jury trials. He was also selected as a Trial Defense Counsel, where he defended service members charged with crimes. Craig received his undergraduate and law degrees from Drake University and has served on active duty as a Captain and lawyer in the U.S. Army JAG Corps.

After his honorable discharge, Craig worked as a litigator with a highly respected Las Vegas Law Firm. At this law firm, Craig gained thorough experience in personal injury and civil litigation cases which he makes use of today by helping his clients.

Craig’s success has earned him the title of a Mountain States Rising Star with Super Lawyers and he was even selected as a top 40 Under 40 litigation lawyers in Nevada by the American Society of Legal Advocates.

The Drummond Law Firm works on a contingency fee basis on injury cases. You do not pay us any up-front fees; instead we’ll be paid out of your recovery amount. Our fees are fair and reasonable, and we’ll explain how payment is made and how you will be paid before we take on a case.

Drummond Law Firm – High Profile Cases

“Nevada Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Drummond Law Firm Clients”

November 7, 2013: The Court issues the landmark decision in Humphries v. New York-New York Hotel & Casino, 129 Nev. Adv. Op. 85 (Nov. 7, 2013). Ruling states in a negligent security case, injured patrons do not have to sue the intentional actor who attacked/injured them. Instead, the injured patron can file suit against the negligent property/bar/casion for their actions in not having reasonable security to protect their patrons. Briefed and argued by : Mr. Drummond.

“Military Expert Interview”

October 16, 2013: Attorney Craig W. Drummond is recognized as a Military Law Expert by a number of organizations and media outlets. He was recently interviewed by Las Vegas News Channel 3 for his input regarding a court-martial at Nellis Air Force Base.

“Colorful Constable Faces Lawsuit”

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January 22, 2013 : Las Vegas Sun – “Hearing Officers Appointed for Reviews of Fatal Police Shootings.”

Appointed by the Clark County Commissioners, Craig W. Drummond stands as Hearing Officer for Las Vegas Police Fatality Shootings:

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New York Post – “Sore Customer Sues ‘Pawn Stars’ Family”

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