The father-and-son stars of History’s “Pawn Stars” have been sued by a disabled Vietnam vet who claims they roughed him up in their Las Vegas shop last fall.
Daniel Callahan, 62, filed a civil suit in Clark County District Court on April 26 accusing Rick Harrison and his father, Richard, of physically assaulting him in their Gold & Silver Pawn Shop last October.
“Sore Customer Sues ‘Pawn Stars’ Family”
May 1, 2012 – New York Post
Craig W. Drummond, appointed by the Clark County Commissioners as a Hearing Officer for Las Vegas Police Fatality Shootings:
“Hearing Officers Appointed for Reviews of Fatal Police Shootings.”
January 22, 2013 – Las Vegas Sun
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“Military Expert Interview”
Craig W. Drummond has been recognized as a Military Law Expert by many organizations and media outlets. Craig was interviewed by Las Vegas News Channel 3 on October 16, 2013 for his input involving a court-martial at Nellis Air Force Base.
“Nevada Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Drummond Law Firm Clients”
In a case briefed and argued by Mr. Drummond, on November 7, 2013, the Court issued the landmark decision in Humphries v. New York-New York Hotel & Casino, 129 Nev., Adv. Op. 85 (Nov. 7, 2013) clarifying that in a negligent security case an injured patron does not have to sue the intentional actor who attacked or injured them, but can instead file suit against the negligent property/bar/casino for their actions in not having reasonable and appropriate security to protect their patrons.
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Drummond Law Firm Client accepts favorable Plea Offer in high profile limousine racketeering case. Client denies any involvement in other aspects of the company’s criminal dealings and this was uncontested by Federal Prosecutors at the time of the Guilty Plea.
“Limo company aides plead guilty in federal racketeering case”
July 7, 2014 – Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Craig W. Drummond cross-examines undercover agent in Federal Vagos motorcycle club case about whether his client was intoxicated when government agents first approached him about engaging in criminal activity.
“Defense lawyers: Vagos leader drunk when approached for deal by undercover agent”
November 6, 2014 – Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Attorney Craig W. Drummond appointed as the Hearing Officer for the public fact-finding review that occurred on May 1, 2015 in the death of Mimi Goldberg by law enforcement. Presiding Officers are selected by the County Manager from lists approved by the County Commission to preside over the Police Fatality Public-Fact Finding Review process.
“Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review of Goldberg Death to be Held Friday”
April 28th, 2015-Clark County Nevada
Drummond Law Firm represents U.S. Air Force drone pilot in contested high profile pre-trial confinement matters under the Uniform Code of Military Justice [UCMJ] and seeks intervention by the civilian Federal U.S. District Court.
“Lawyer seeks drone sensor operator’s release from Nellis jail”
April 19, 2015 – Las Vegas Review-Journal
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All charges DROPPED against a Drummond Law Firm military client. On June 5, 2015, the U.S. Air Force dropped all charges against a Drone Sensor Operator at Creech Air Force Base after retaining the Drummond Law Firm to aggressively fight and defend against the criminal charges. The servicemember will receive no criminal conviction whatsoever as a result of the case.
“Charges Dropped Against Drone Sensor Operator with PTSD.”
June 5, 2015- Las Vegas Review-Journal
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