Civil Matter — Fairfield, California

Representing the Families Affected by the Sem Yeto Graduation Shooting

Mirador Law represents individuals and families affected by the shooting at the Sem Yeto High School graduation in Fairfield. Our focus is on the people at the center of this: their recovery, their questions, and their right to answers.

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Statement

Statement of Representation

Mirador Law is counsel of record for individuals and families affected by the June 3, 2026 shooting that followed the Sem Yeto High School graduation ceremony in Fairfield, California. We are handling all civil matters arising from this incident on behalf of our clients.

For media inquiries, please see the Press section below. We ask that the privacy of the families be respected during this time.

The Incident

Case Overview

On the evening of June 3, 2026, a shooting occurred in a parking lot at the campus shared by Sem Yeto Continuation High School and Fairfield High School, following the Sem Yeto graduation ceremony. Four people were struck. One, an 18-year-old graduate, did not survive. Three others, including a child, were injured and are recovering.

The event drew roughly 1,000 attendees. The incident remains under active investigation by law enforcement.

Mirador Law represents affected individuals and families in the civil matters arising from this tragedy. Our role is to pursue accountability and answers on their behalf.

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Information for Affected Families

If you or a member of your family was present at or affected by the Sem Yeto graduation shooting, you may contact our team confidentially. We are here to help you understand your rights and options, with no obligation.

There is no cost to speak with us, and any information you share is kept confidential.

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Support

Resources & Support

Support is available for those affected by this tragedy. If you or a loved one needs help, the following local and statewide resources may be a starting point.

Grief and trauma support

NorthBay Hospice & Bereavement — grief support groups, Fairfield. (707) 646-3517
The Compassionate Friends, Fairfield — support after the loss of a child. (707) 208-0736
Kaiser Permanente Bereavement Groups — open to all, Vacaville. (707) 645-2105

Mental health crisis support

Solano County Mobile Crisis (24/7) (707) 806-0866
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — call or text 988 988

Victim services

Solano County District Attorney, Victim Witness Assistance — help navigating the process, and assistance applying to the California Victim Compensation Program (CalVCB) for crime-related expenses including medical costs, mental health counseling, and funeral or burial costs. (707) 784-6844
California Victim Compensation Board victims.ca.gov

In the days after the shooting, Fairfield faith leaders and community members gathered for a public moment of remembrance to honor those affected. We stand with the Fairfield community in support of healing.

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