Injured on Someone Else's Property
Casinos, resorts, hotels, pools, parking garages, and stores have a duty to keep their premises safe. When they don't, Frank fights for the people who get hurt.
The property's legal team is already working against you.
Surveillance video gets overwritten. Spills get cleaned up. The property's incident report is written by their staff, not yours.
The resort's insurer may contact you within hours. Their goal is to close your claim cheaply, before you understand what it's worth.
A fall on the property doesn't automatically mean the property is liable. The details — what caused it, how long it was there, what the property knew — make the case.
Las Vegas premises liability covers more than casino floors.
Polished marble, spilled drinks, crowded aisles, and poor lighting. Casino floors are heavily surveilled — that footage is evidence, and it needs to be preserved quickly.
Lobbies, hallways, escalators, and stairwells. Hotels owe guests a duty of reasonable care. When maintenance is deferred or hazards go unaddressed, injuries follow.
Wet surfaces, inadequate drainage, and missing safety equipment. Pool deck injuries are common at Las Vegas resorts, and the property's duty of care extends to these areas.
Poor lighting, broken pavement, and inadequate security. Parking structures at Strip properties and shopping centers are frequent sites of both falls and assaults.
Spills, cluttered aisles, and uneven flooring. Stores and restaurants in Las Vegas — from the Strip to neighborhood shopping centers — owe customers reasonable care.
Frank Stucki, Esq., MBA
Frank knows that a fall in a casino or a parking garage can change everything — and that the property's lawyers are already on it.
Born and raised in Las Vegas, Frank handles premises liability claims for Nevada families. He knows how these properties operate, what their insurance companies look for, and how to build a case that holds up. No fee unless there is a recovery.
Three steps to moving forward.
Call for a free case review
Tell Frank what happened and where. He'll give you a straight assessment of what your case may involve — no pressure, no obligation.
Frank investigates and preserves evidence
Frank sends preservation letters, requests surveillance footage, and builds the record before it disappears. You focus on recovering.
Frank fights for full compensation
At the negotiating table or in front of a jury, Frank pursues the compensation available under Nevada law for your injuries and losses.
Frank Stucki, Esq., MBA is licensed in California, Nevada, Washington and Utah. Cases in other states are handled with local co-counsel licensed there. No fee unless there is a recovery.