Casino Injury Liability

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Types of Accidents That Occur at
Las Vegas Casinos
A wide variety of accidents can happen at Las Vegas casinos, including:
  • Slips and falls Image Slips and falls
  • Swimming pool accidents Image Swimming pool accidents
  • Escalator and elevator injuries Image Escalator and elevator injuries
  • Drunk driving or drunk walking accidents Image Drunk driving or drunk walking accidents
  • Accidents at premises not up to  building codes Image Accidents at premises not up to building codes
  • Amusement ride accidents Image Amusement ride accidents
  • Shuttle bus accidents Image Shuttle bus accidents
  • Carbon monoxide exposure Image Carbon monoxide exposure
  • Traffic and parking lot accidents Image Traffic and parking lot accidents
  • Kidnapping or lost children Image Kidnapping or lost children
  • Construction site accidents Image Construction site accidents
  • Poisoning from tainted food Image Poisoning from tainted food
  • Accidents involving broken furniture and equipment Image Accidents involving broken furniture and equipment
  • Fireworks defects, special effect  failure, or other show performance accidents Image Fireworks defects, special effect failure, or other show performance accidents
Who Is Liable for My Las Vegas Casino Injury?
Many different parties may be liable for a Las Vegas casino injury:
  • Hotel owners or managers
  • Negligent casino operators, employees, or owners
  • Amusement ride operator
  • Restaurant or bar workers or owners
  • Other patrons
 Who Is Liable for My Las Vegas Casino Injury? Image
 HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST A CASINO? Image
HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST A CASINO?
Accident victims typically have up to two years from the date of a casino or hotel accident in Nevada to file a personal injury claim.
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What Does My Compensation Include as a Casino Injury Victim?
Casino injury victims may recover compensation for losses and expenses such as:
  • Medical bills
  • Lost wages
  • Pain and suffering
  • Disability or disfigurement
  • Loss of enjoyment of life
  • Wrongful death
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WHAT STEPS SHOULD THE CASINO TAKE TO PREVENT INJURY?
Some steps that casino operators can take to prevent injuries include:
  • Regularly inspect premises for hazards
  • Maintain casino equipment, furniture, and infrastructure
  • Follow building codes
  • Warn patrons of potential hazards
  • Clean up spills promptly
  • Repair damaged floors, broken handrails, and other dangers
  • Hire a sufficient number of well-trained security personnel
  • Install security cameras and ensure potentially dangerous areas are well-lit, such as hallways, stairwells, exits, and garages
  • Ensure the pool area is free from property defects and is properly secured

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