Pritzker Hageman Hotel Lawyers Take Action on Health and Safety Violations at Las Vegas Casinos

Thursday, September 26, 2024

Each year, millions of visitors flock to Las Vegas for conferences, casino experiences, and world-class entertainment. However, amid the excitement, it’s essential not to overlook your health and safety. Recent investigations have revealed alarming health and safety violations in some of the city’s most popular hotels and casinos, leading to legal action on behalf of injury victims and their families.

The Pritzker Hageman hotel lawyers represent victims and families impacted by incidents such as:

• Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreaks: Linked to poorly maintained hotel water systems, including those at properties like Caesars Palace and The Orleans.
• Pool Drownings: Occurring in hotel pools due to insufficient safety measures, lack of proper supervision, and defective pool design and maintenance.
• Burns and Electrocutions: Resulting from defective in-room products such as irons and hair dryers, along with smoke inhalation injuries due to faulty fire safety systems.
• Food Poisoning: Caused by contaminated food served in hotel restaurants.
• Slip and Fall Accidents: Resulting from hazards like slippery floors, uneven surfaces, poor lighting, obstructions, and wet entrances.
• Structural Failures: Injuries from collapsing ceilings, floors, balconies, and dangerous light fixtures.
• Cut Injuries: From broken glass, drug paraphernalia, and other sharp objects that can lead to serious infections like sepsis.
• Vehicle Accidents: Involving motor vehicles in hotel driveways, guest drop-off areas, and pedestrian zones.

Big Corporations Seek to Limit Legal Representation for Nevadans

When injuries or illnesses occur, large corporations often go to great lengths to prevent victims from seeking justice. In the upcoming election, Nevadans may face a ballot initiative, heavily funded by companies like Uber, aimed at capping attorney contingency fees. This initiative, designed to limit access to skilled legal representation, comes as Uber continues to face serious allegations, including sexual assault claims involving their drivers. If passed, this measure could severely restrict ordinary people’s ability to hire experienced lawyers, leaving many without the means to pursue justice.