Legal Question in Personal Injury in New Jersey

Re: casino premise negliance

They could be. It depends on many factors. I would need to know if this has happened before, was there anything not operating to secure the area sucha s comeras, was the person an employee and other factors. If you need a confidential apt. let me know. but, there vbery well may be a case

Re: casino premise negliance

There are a number of reasons that the Casino may be liable. They ahve a significant duty to provide security and the risk of harm is obvious considering the area and the element that may be attracted. I would suggest that you contact a competent attoreny to discuss the case at your earliest convenience.

We handle cases in the area and have had a lot of success with security cases, including one of hte leading cases in this field, Morris v. Krauzer's. Please feel free to call me, Adam Rothenberg or my partner Ron Grayzel of the firm Levinson Axelrod to discuss the case. 1-800-34 NJ LAW

Re: casino premise negliance

Yes. There very well may be a case. The casinos have an obligation to protect their patrons. Please call with more information for a more detailed response. Always a free consultation at 732-286-2170.

John Ducey