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Casino Assaults and Lack of Security – Las Vegas Attorney Explains Risks
In September, a heated fight broke out in the parking lot of a California casino. Shortly after, one of the men involved assaulted someone he believed to be involved in the altercation. The victim was knocked down, hit his head on the concrete, and later died of his injuries. The assault in review Allegedly, Morgan Lewis...
Read MorePedestrian Accidents on the Rise In Las Vegas
The Nevada Department of Public Safety announced this year that the efforts made by that agency and others had contributed to a drop in the total number of fatalities on Nevada roads in 2017. The state had 24 fewer traffic deaths than the year before, a welcome shift that came even while the population of the state...
Read MoreFlaming Drinks Invite Amusement & Danger In Las Vegas
Some patrons of bars today are only interested in a simple beer or shot of liquor, but others seek new and exciting blended drinks that will provide a unique taste experience. One way to make a drink interesting has proven to be fire; a controlled blend of highly flammable liquors, exposed to flame for a brief...
Read MoreInfectious Outbreak at Local Casino
One thing people everywhere know about Vegas casinos is that the food and amenities are almost always incredible. When visitors to our city eat at our casinos, they come with a number of expectations, but one that is usually left off the list is food poisoning. However, that may be exactly what a number of...
Read MoreInjuries Caused by Drunk Drivers in Las Vegas
Driving while under the influence of alcohol is illegal across our nation, yet accidents involving suspected drunk drivers happen regularly. These accidents destroy lives, devastate loved ones, and cost millions of dollars a year in repair and health costs. A National Problem The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 29 people die each...
Read MoreOutdoor and Hotel Security Under Review in Las Vegas
June kicks off the summer vacation season, which means an increase in travel plans and outdoor events for people around the nation. As concerts, festivals, and other live events kick into high gear, it is important to consider the steps being taken to provide adequate safety for those attending the events. Ever since the mass...
Read MoreElectrical Dangers and Fatal Injuries in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is a city of lights. The Strip is famous nationwide for its bright signs, the late-night glow of casinos welcoming tourists, and the brilliant light displays at our many concert venues. Maintaining this bright jewel in the desert requires a lot of electricity flowing through the city, and when proper precautions are not...
Read MoreFalls Caused by Steep Seats in Las Vegas Arenas
T-Mobile Arena celebrates the second anniversary of its opening this month. While many have enjoyed the entertainment available in that time, there are rising concerns about the safety of the upper seating decks. Part of a recent architectural shift that has occurred all over the nation, the cheapest seats at T-Mobile are built at a...
Read MoreCasino Attacks and Negligent Security
Casinos are designed for people who want to have fun and, if they choose to gamble, take some risks. Most people might assume the best thing that can happen at a card table or slot machine is a big win; the worst outcome would be a big loss. But there are worse scenarios than losing...
Read MoreAccidental Discharge of Las Vegas Police Officer’s Weapon Raises Liability Questions
A man was injured on the Las Vegas Strip after a police officer’s weapon discharged one round, according to a report in the Las Vegas Journal-Review. The news story raises questions about whether the police can be held liable in cases of “negligent discharge” of a weapon that causes injury to a bystander. The incident...
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