Los Angeles (CNN) -- The family of Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan who was severely beaten at Dodger Stadium, filed a civil lawsuit Tuesday claiming faulty security measures and defective facilities contributed to his attack, court officials said. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, names the Los Angeles Dodgers Corporation and its owner, Frank McCourt, as defendants. The suit lists Stow's parents, Elizabeth Ann Stow and David Edward Stow, as plaintiffs on behalf of his two minor children, Tyler and Tabitha Stow, according to court spokeswoman Elizabeth Diaz. "It is unfortunate that such a storied and well respected baseball club such as the Los Angeles Dodgers has been made to suffer due to the cutbacks and mismanagement by its owner Frank McCourt and his various corporate entities," the lawsuit says.
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NEW: A lawsuit cites alleged security cutbacks and lapses at Dodger Stadium
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NEW: Giants fan Bryan Stow was harassed and taunted during the game, the suit says
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Stow was severely beaten after the game in a parking-lot attack
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He remains hospitalized after being in a medically induced coma
The complaint alleges that cutbacks led to a major downsizing of security as a cost-saving measure due to @placeholder's personal family problems and to" fund his lavish lifestyle."
In the lot, two men confronted Stow and -- unprovoked -- began kicking and punching him while yelling profanities about the @placeholder, police said.