Texas Flood Lawsuit
Camp Mystic Lawsuit
Seeking Justice for Victims of the Texas Flood
Accepting Claims Now
Were you or a loved one injured, or did you suffer personal injury or loss of a loved one
due to the devastating floods in Texas? This historic disaster claimed the lives of more
than 100 people. Many of the victims were children attending Camp Mystic, a Christian
summer camp located on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Kerr County.
If you or someone you care about was affected by this tragedy, whether through
physical injury, emotional trauma, or loss of a loved one, you may be entitled to financial
compensation. The Oliver Bell Group is here to help.
Our firm, based in Dallas, is now accepting claims related to the Texas flooding. We are
prepared to hold all parties responsible accountable for their negligence. This was not
simply a natural disaster. It was a preventable event that resulted from poor decisions
and a failure to protect innocent lives.
What Happened: A Preventable Tragedy
On July 4, 2025, unprecedented flash flooding struck Bandera County and Kerr County
in Texas. The flooding resulted in the destruction of lives, homes, and property. Among
the victims were numerous children who were asleep at Camp Mystic. This occurred
despite multiple warnings issued by government agencies throughout the night.
Around 1:00 AM, the National Weather Service issued an official alert warning of lifethreatening flash flooding in the region that includes Camp Mystic. By 5:00 AM, the
Kerrville Police Department declared a life-threatening emergency. The department
urged all residents along the Guadalupe River to evacuate immediately. For many,
including the children at Camp Mystic, these warnings came too late.
According to reports from CBS News, Camp Mystic did not evacuate its campers
despite receiving multiple official warnings. The failure to act in a timely and reasonable
manner is one of the central allegations in the ongoing Texas flood lawsuit and Camp
Mystic lawsuit.
Systemic Failure
Camp Mystic underwent a state inspection two days prior to the flood. State officials
confirmed that the camp had submitted emergency plans, and that both staff and
volunteers had been briefed on those plans. However, when the disaster occurred,
those plans proved to be inadequate or were not followed.
Texas law requires all youth camps to establish and comply with emergency response
procedures. According to the Texas Administrative Code Section 558.256, these plans
must provide reasonable protection in the event of a disaster. Camp Mystic did not fulfill
this legal obligation. The camp’s failure to implement an effective response plan is a
central issue in the Camp Mystic lawsuit.
In addition, the State of Texas holds responsibilities under the Texas Administrative
Code Section 362.4. This regulation requires state agencies to develop and maintain
flood risk plans. Despite a well-documented history of severe flooding in the affected
region, no advanced flood warning system has been implemented by local, state, or
federal authorities.
The repeated failure to act in the face of known dangers reveals a consistent pattern of
negligence. This pattern is one of the key components of the broader Texas flood lawsuit, which seeks accountability for the systemic breakdowns that contributed to this tragedy.
- Do You Qualify?
If you were present in one of the affected areas, or if you had a family member at Camp Mystic during the flood, you may be eligible to participate in the Texas flood lawsuit. Please do not hesitate to contact our firm if you experienced any of the following:
- Injury (including concussion, lacerations, broken bones, trauma, or death)
- Loss of life or emotional trauma from the injury of loved ones
Our legal team is conducting a comprehensive investigation into all potentially liable parties. These include Camp Mystic, Kerr County, the State of Texas, and relevant federal agencies. The evidence strongly suggests that individuals or entities had knowledge of the risks and failed to take appropriate action. These failures form the basis of both the Camp Mystic lawsuit and Texas flood lawsuit.
Why Choose Us
The Oliver Bell Group is prepared to pursue justice on behalf of flood victims. Our legal team is not deterred by the size or influence of private camps, government entities, or large insurance corporations. We are based in Dallas and have a strong record of success in class action litigation.
We are currently representing individuals and families affected by the recent Texas flooding. Our firm is committed to ensuring accountability through the Texas flood lawsuit. We approach every case with empathy, integrity, and determination.
Free Consultation
If you or a loved one suffered physical harm as a result of the recent flooding in Texas, we encourage you to take action. This is your opportunity to seek justice, pursue rightful compensation, and help prevent similar acts of negligence in the future. The Oliver Bell Group is currently accepting free case evaluations. Our legal services are available to individuals and families affected by the flood throughout the state of Texas. Based in Dallas, our experienced team will review your case and determine whether you qualify for a Camp Mystic lawsuit or a Texas flood lawsuit.
Contact the Oliver Bell Group today to begin your consultation.
- How to Help Others
If you are looking for ways to support survivors and communities affected by the flooding, there are several trusted organizations providing aid. People have published a list of active charities and nonprofits working to assist families, restore damaged areas, and protect displaced wildlife. You may view their full list of resources and donate directly through those affiliated organizations. Your contribution can make a meaningful difference in the recovery process.
