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LAS VEGAS HOTEL ACCIDENT ATTORNEY

Cameron Law: Dedicated to Helping Victims of Hotel Accidents

Have you been injured in a hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada? Don't let the hotel owners and management avoid responsibility. Call Cameron Law at 702-745-4545, and let our experienced Las Vegas hotel accident attorneys help you fight for the compensation you deserve.

We are dedicated advocates for injured hotel guests. With a reputation as seasoned litigators, we pressure hotels and insurance companies to award our clients millions of dollars in compensation.

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Significant Compensation Secured for Our Clients

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    $1,500,000

  • AWARD FOR PREMISES LIABILITY - NEGLIGENT SECURITY

    $1,000,000

  • AWARD FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT

    $950,000

  • AWARD FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT

    $651,548

  • AWARD FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT - BICYCLE VS CAR

    $600,000

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    $575,000

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    $410,000

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    $342,000

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    $315,637

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    $250,000

  • AWARD FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT

    $205,000

  • AWARD FOR SLIP & FALL AT AN APARTMENT COMPLEX

    $200,000

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    $190,000

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    $155,000

  • AWARD FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT

    $150,000

  • AWARD FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT

    $130,000

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    $100,000

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When Is a Hotel’s Legal Responsibility When It Comes to Guest Safety?

Hotels are not liable for every accident or injury that may occur on their premises. So if you are hurt in an accident, you need to prove that the hotel violated some legal “duty of care” owed to you. This typically means showing the hotel’s ownership or management were somehow negligent in carrying out their responsibilities. Here are a few hypothetical examples:

  • You tripped over a piece of torn or fraying carpet while walking through the hotel’s casino.
  • You were injured due to a known defective condition on the property, such as a broken elevator or a defective piece of equipment in your room.
  • You slipped and fell while walking near the hotel pool because excess water had pooled due to insufficient drainage.
  • You were injured by a third party who was allowed into your room due to negligent or inadequate hotel security.

As a hotel customer, you are considered an “invitee” under Nevada law. This means the hotel owner does have a duty of care to regularly inspect the premises, identify potential safety hazards, and take reasonable steps to correct any potential risks to patron safety.

How Cameron Law Works

When you choose Cameron Law to represent you in your Las Vegas hotel accident case, you can expect the following:

  • Free Consultation: Discuss your case, concerns, and legal options with our experienced team at no cost.
  • Detailed Investigation: Our team will meticulously gather evidence to bolster your claim, including police reports, witness statements, and expert analysis.
  • Skillful Negotiation: We will aggressively negotiate with insurance companies to secure maximum compensation for your losses.

If a fair settlement cannot be reached, we are prepared to litigate your case in court to protect your rights.

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Injured at a Las Vegas Hotel?

If you were injured in a Las Vegas hotel, you may be entitled to compensation. At Cameron Law, we offer experienced legal representation to people who have suffered losses on hotel premises. To schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss your case, contact our Las Vegas law firm today.

Common Risk Factors and Types of Las Vegas Hotel Injuries

Las Vegas, with its over 154,000 hotel rooms, welcomes millions of visitors each year. However, despite the fact that hotels have a responsibility to maintain safe premises, many guests still suffer injuries due to negligence.

Common risk factors that contribute to hotel accidents include:

  • Slick floors from spills, leaks, or waxing
  • Cluttered floors, unsecured cables, and uneven surfaces
  • Poor lighting
  • Unsecured railings and broken staircases
  • Faulty wiring
  • Negligently maintained swimming pools
  • Mishandled or contaminated food
  • Broken furniture
  • Inadequate security

These risks can lead to all sorts of incidents, including:

If you’ve suffered an injury, report it to the hotel staff immediately. Then, make sure your injuries are properly documented, diagnosed, and treated by visiting the nearest emergency room. Once your condition is stable, contact our hotel injury lawyers to discuss your legal rights and options.

Pursuing Compensation After a Las Vegas Hotel Accident

A Las Vegas hotel accident attorney can help identify who is responsible for your losses and how you should be compensated. As we gather evidence to support your case, we will also collect proof of your losses. We’ll also speak with your doctor and any witnesses to understand the full impact of the incident and compile a list of damages you may be entitled to, which include:

  • Medical bill coverage
  • Compensation for property damage
  • Lost wages from time off work
  • Compensation for permanent damage or disfigurement
  • Costs for ongoing medical care and healthcare needs

These economic losses can be significant, especially if your injuries are severe or result in permanent damage.

Non-economic losses, while harder to quantify, are equally important to recover compensation for. These include pain and suffering, emotional trauma, and loss of earning capacity, and they’re meant to cover your injury’s impact on your quality of life, relationships, and mental health.

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Schedule a Free Consultation for Your Las Vegas Hotel Injury Case

Don't settle for less than what your case is worth — make sure the hotel takes your claim seriously by reaching out to Cameron Law for a free case evaluation. Contact our Las Vegas law office to schedule your consultation today!

The Statute of Limitations for Hotel Accident Lawsuits in Las Vegas

In Nevada, the statute of limitations for hotel accident claims is generally two years from the date of the injury. This means you have a two-year window from the time of the incident to pursue legal action.

If you miss this deadline, you may lose the opportunity to hold the hotel accountable for your injuries. Therefore, it's crucial to contact our legal team as soon as possible. We can promptly begin working on your case to ensure your rights are protected.

How Much Is My Hotel Injury Case Worth?

The value of your case depends on several factors, including:

  • The physical injuries you’ve suffered
  • Whether your injuries result in permanent disability
  • Your capacity to maintain your current employment
  • Any changes in your income
  • The expenses you’ve personally paid during recovery
  • Your shared responsibility for your injuries
  • Your age when the injury occurred
  • Aggravated pre-existing medical conditions
  • Any alterations in your overall quality of life

Generally, the more significantly your injuries impact your life, the more compensation you can recover through a lawsuit. However, remember that maximizing your recovery is best achieved with the help of our Las Vegas hotel accident attorney.

What Happens If the Hotel Blames Me for My Injuries?

It's not uncommon for a hotel to attempt to blame the victim for any injuries sustained on their premises. In these instances, it's crucial to understand Nevada's legal framework for shared fault. Under the state’s modified comparative negligence system, if you are found to be more than 51% responsible for your injuries, you will be ineligible to receive compensation.

However, if you are found to share less than 51% of the blame, you are still entitled to compensation — though the amount you receive would be reduced proportionally to your degree of fault.

Why Choose Cameron Law for Your Hotel Accident Claim?

Our firm offers several distinct advantages for victims of hotel accidents:

Proven Experience

With a deep understanding of Nevada law and a strong track record in complex accident cases, our team is uniquely qualified to handle your claim.

Personalized Care

We prioritize client satisfaction by providing compassionate support, open communication, and tailored legal counsel throughout the process.

Contingency Fee Basis

You can focus on recovery without financial worry, as we only charge fees if your case is successful.

Cameron Law stands out as the preferred choice for individuals injured in hotel accidents.

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Reach out to our legal team today for a complimentary consultation, during which we’ll discuss your case and discover how we can assist you in securing financial compensation.

FAQ About Hotel Accidents

  • Do Nevada attorneys take most of my injury settlement?

    No, Nevada attorneys do not take most of your injury settlement. Most personal injury attorneys work on a fair contingency fee system, which we will discuss with you during your free consultation.

  • Can I sue a Las Vegas hotel for a slip and fall?

    Yes, you can sue a Las Vegas hotel for a slip and fall if the accident was caused by the hotel's negligence. This includes situations where the hotel failed to maintain safe premises, such as not promptly addressing spills or fixing hazards.

  • What do I do if I’m hurt in a Las Vegas Hotel?

    If you're hurt in a Las Vegas hotel, immediately report the incident to hotel staff and ensure it is documented. Seek medical attention right away, even if your injuries seem minor. Preserve any evidence by taking photos of the accident scene and gathering witness information. Finally, consult with a hotel accident attorney to discuss your rights and potential for compensation.