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DENVER, the United States, Nov. 16-- While there have been more mass shootings in the United States following the Las Vegas concert massacre, specters of the latter continue to haunt America with lawsuits triggered by it now flooding Nevada's court docket. Personal injury lawyers from Illinois, Texas and Las Vegas have been interviewing dozens of victims, taking depositions and preparing to file hundreds of suits over the country music festival shooting that killed 58 and injured more than 500, according to a Texas law firm. With an extraordinarily large number of victims, the law firm of Robin Raynish launched an online appeal Thursday, asking: "Were You or a Loved One Affected by the Las Vegas Shooting?" The post on the site LawScout.com site stated: "Anyone affected by the tragic mass shooting on Oct. 1, 2017 at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada may be eligible for financial compensation for any injuries that have been incurred." A Raynish spokesperson confirmed they have interviewed at least 50 people so far, with "hundreds" expected to follow. They were also working with other law firms to handle the enormous amount of defendants' claims. Elisha Seng, an Illinois native who had attended the concert, said in her complaint that she continued to be haunted by images of bullets thudding around her, with a young woman covered in blood after being shot, clutching her throat as she fell forward. | 
