Las Vegas Hotel and Casino Injury Lawyer

Las Vegas is famous for its hotels and casinos. People travel from all over the world to stay at the Bellagio and play the slots at Caesar’s Palace. Unfortunately, Las Vegas establishments aren’t always safe for guests and visitors. Negligent property owners can fail to maintain a safe environment, resulting in life-threatening accidents. Contact Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP for a personal injury legal consultation if you’re the victim of a property-related incident in Clark County. We want to help you fight for justice and fair compensation.

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Why Choose Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP For Your Las Vegas Hotel And Casino Injury Attorney?

If you’ve been injured in a Las Vegas hotel or casino, you need a legal team with the experience, skill, and dedication to fight for the compensation you deserve. At Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP, our attorneys have decades of success handling complex premises liability cases, including those involving high-profile resorts, casinos, and entertainment venues.

We have a proven record of standing up to large corporations and insurance companies. Our team is not afraid to take your case to court if that’s what it takes to achieve a fair result. When you hire us, you can count on us to advocate aggressively for your rights.

Our firm is committed to:

Thoroughly investigating the cause of your injury
Holding negligent property owners accountable
Negotiating with powerful hotel and casino legal teams
Pursuing full compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more

Whether your injury was caused by a slip and fall, inadequate security, unsafe property conditions, or other negligence, we’re here to help. Let Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP guide you through the legal process and fight for the justice you deserve after a serious injury at a Las Vegas hotel or casino.

See what our clients are saying about Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP in our client testimonials.

Meet Lawyers Brian Panish And Rahul Ravipudi

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Brian Panish is widely recognized as one of the nation’s most accomplished trial attorneys, known for securing some of the largest jury verdicts in U.S. history. His groundbreaking courtroom wins include a record-setting $4.9 billion verdictin Anderson v. General Motors, along with six verdicts over $50 million and more than 75 settlements exceeding $10 million. His expertise spans complex personal injury, wrongful death, and premises liability cases, making him a powerful advocate for victims of negligence at hotels, casinos, and other commercial properties.

Rahul Ravipudi, a partner at Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP, has dedicated his legal career to fighting for victims of catastrophic injuries and wrongful death. He has extensive experience handling cases involving unsafe property conditions, negligent security, and hazardous environments—common causes of injuries at Las Vegas resorts, casinos, and hotels. Licensed in both Nevada and California, Mr. Ravipudi serves in leadership roles in high-profile national cases and is trusted by clients and peers for his strategic approach and relentless pursuit of justice.

Together, Brian and Rahul lead a team committed to holding powerful property owners and corporations accountable when their negligence harms guests. If you or a loved one was injured at a Las Vegas hotel or casino, they are the attorneys you want in your corner. Call today for a FREE consultation.

What are Some Common Accidents and Injuries in Las Vegas Hotels and Casinos?

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Hotel and casino owners can get too invested in turning a profit to spend any more than the bare minimum on safety and health measures for guests. Cutting corners and skimping on things such as security are common issues in Las Vegas businesses. The lawyers at Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP have seen dozens of cases out of Las Vegas involving preventable property-related accidents. The story is often much the same: The owner of the hotel or casino was negligent in keeping guests safe, resulting in an assault or accident. Owner negligence could cause incidents such as:

Criminal assaults
Electrical burns
Elevator/escalator accidents
Food poisoning
Parking lot accidents
Slip and falls
Staircase accidents
Swimming pool accidents

Habits such as keeping the lights low in casinos can make it difficult for patrons to see, increasing the risk of slip, trip, and fall incidents. Guests making big bucks and walking back to their rooms or vehicles without adequate security can invite criminal activity. Food left out too long in hotel buffets can result in serious food poisoning. These are all examples of preventable incidents that could end in injured or ill victims filing personal injury claims against the owners of the establishments.

How to File a Claim Against a Las Vegas Hotel or Casino

One of the first steps in receiving compensation for your Las Vegas premises liability accident is to identify the liable party (the individual or entity that caused or contributed to your injuries). It may be the owner of the hotel or casino, an employee, a criminal, a product manufacturer,/or another party. It often takes an investigation of the incident to determine who could be legally at fault. Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP has the resources to investigate any type of accident in Clark County on our clients’ behalf.

In most cases, the owner of the hotel or casino will bear responsibility for injuries to patrons, guests, and visitors. The owner will be liable for its own acts of negligence, such as inadequate security, as well as that of its employees. You will need to file your claim with the property owner’s insurance company. If insurance settlement negotiations don’t work, you have two years from the date of your injuries to file a personal injury claim against a hotel or casino in Nevada. A civil claim could result in a judgment award against the careless owner.

How Long Do You Have To File A Claim Against A Las Vegas Casino?

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In Nevada, the statute of limitations is two years. This means you must take legal action within two years of the injury date, or you risk losing your right to pursue compensation. Acting promptly and consulting with a Las Vegas premises liability attorney early on is critical.

Waiting too long can weaken your case. Over time, key witnesses may forget important details and vital evidence could be lost or become harder to secure. Don’t delay—start working on your claim as soon as possible to protect your rights.

Contact A Hotel And Casino Injury Lawyer From Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP

All plaintiffs in Nevada must abide by strict rules and requirements for bringing personal injury claims. Retaining one of our lawyers to represent you during the claims process can take the burden of legal legwork off your shoulders. You can focus on healing and recovering from your injuries, illness, or traumatic criminal attack while we work on your case. Our Las Vegas personal injury lawyer will keep you updated every step of the way so that you’re never in the dark. Contact us about filing your hotel/casino injury claim in Las Vegas today. Schedule a free case review at (702) 560-5520.