The "Foreseeable Hazard" Standard
Casinos are unique environments: low light, crowded pathways, and intoxicated guests. We prove that the venue failed to account for these known risks in their maintenance protocols.
- Audit of "Sweep Logs" & Spill Response Times.
- Measurement of Lighting Levels (Foot-Candles).
- Analysis of CCTV for "Constructive Notice" of hazards.
- Review of Floor Matting & Entryway Safety.
Spill Response Failure
Investigating injuries caused by spilled drinks. Did staff ignore the spill for too long (Constructive Notice) before the guest slipped?
Inadequate Lighting
Casinos are intentionally dark. We measure if lighting levels in steps, ramps, and transitions violated building codes or industry safety standards.
Parking & Valet Liability
Analyzing injuries in garages and valet zones. Was there adequate security and lighting for intoxicated patrons retrieving their vehicles?
Crowd & Pathway Hazards
Liability for injuries caused by overcrowding, blocked egress, or loose gaming furniture that created dangerous trip hazards for guests.
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Our record of expert testimony and case preparation consistently delivers reliable results, supported by comprehensive analysis and evidence-based findings that strengthen legal strategies in court.
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From local country clubs to destination tournaments, our experience spans a wide range of resort environments, offering accurate insight into every facet of alcohol service operations.
THE INVESTIGATIVE PROCESS
Identifying gaps in surveillance or service logs.
Reviewing alcohol service, staffing, and security documentation
Connecting staff actions and supervision failures to resulting incidents.
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