An assault is a deliberate act that leaves physical and emotional scars. You deserve care, respect, and a legal team that will hold every responsible party to account. Carma Legal represents assault survivors in Nevada and North Carolina with trauma informed advocacy, disciplined evidence work, and a focus on full financial recovery. We do not wait for justice. We go get it.
with direct access and plain language updates
that protects your privacy and dignity
before video, access logs, and messages are lost
that strengthens negotiations
in every recommendation
We identify each defendant and every insurance policy to maximize recovery.
We show the property or organization knew or should have known about risks. Prior incidents, calls for service, and complaints establish notice.
We compare what safety required to what actually existed. Common failures include broken locks, poor lighting, nonfunctioning cameras, untrained staff, and uncontrolled access points.
We connect the security failure or negligence to the attack using timelines, access paths, blind spots, and witness accounts. For claims directly against the attacker, we prove the assault and resulting injuries.
We document medical treatment, therapy, lost income, and human losses such as pain, trauma, and loss of enjoyment of life. When the facts and law support it, we pursue punitive damages.
Time matters. Many systems overwrite video and electronic logs within days.
If your situation is not listed, ask us. We evaluate the facts and advise on viable claims.
We partner with life care planners, vocational experts, and economists when long term needs must be explained and funded.
Listen to your goals, discuss privacy concerns, and outline immediate steps.
Demand video, access logs, and reports. Notify defendants to prevent spoliation.
Prior incident analysis, lighting and access audits, witness development, and expert consultation.
Medical and counseling documentation, work impact proof, and future needs modeling.
Present a clear, supported claim to all responsible parties.
File suit, conduct discovery, and prepare for trial if a fair resolution is not offered.
Courts have specific rules. In some matters initials or protective orders are possible. We advise on options for your situation.
