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Las Vegas Casino Injury Attorney

Since 1989, De Castroverde Injury Law has helped people injured at casinos, resorts, hotels, gaming floors, restaurants, pools, parking areas, and other Las Vegas properties protect their rights. If unsafe conditions, negligent security, a fall, or another preventable hazard caused your injury, our casino injury attorneys can investigate what happened and pursue compensation from the responsible parties.

Why Casino Injury Victims in Las Vegas Turn to De Castroverde Injury Law

Casino injury claims can involve large properties, multiple businesses, surveillance footage, security records, and powerful insurance companies. Injured guests turn to De Castroverde Injury Law for experienced representation and careful attention to the details that can shape these cases.

  • Family-run since 1989, with decades of experience representing injured people throughout Nevada.
  • One of Nevada’s first Spanish-speaking law firms, helping clients communicate clearly and confidently about their cases.
  • The largest 100% Hispanic-owned law firm in Nevada, started by Waldo De Castroverde and now led by his sons, Alex and Orlando De Castroverde.
  • Available 24/7 to speak with people injured in casinos, hotels, resorts, and other Las Vegas properties.
  • More than 100 years of combined legal experience handling serious personal injury matters.
  • More than $100 million recovered in settlements and verdicts for clients.
  • Experience with casino and premises liability claims, including falls, negligent security, unsafe walkways, pool-area accidents, and other property hazards.
  • Thorough investigation of casino injury cases, including surveillance footage, incident reports, maintenance records, witness statements, and security information.
  • Skilled insurance negotiations focused on protecting clients from unfair blame and undervalued claims.
  • Trial-ready representation when a casino, property owner, or insurer refuses to offer a fair resolution.
  • Personal attention throughout the case, with clear communication about your options and the progress of your claim.

Our legal team understands how complex casino injury claims can become. We work to preserve important evidence, identify responsible parties, and pursue compensation for the full impact of the injury.

How De Castroverde Injury Law Builds Your Casino Injury Case in Las Vegas

Casino injury claims often depend on evidence controlled by the property itself, including surveillance footage, incident reports, maintenance records, and security documentation. De Castroverde Injury Law works to identify what went wrong, preserve important evidence, and build a claim that reflects the full impact of your injuries.

  • Reviewing the scene and circumstances: Examining where the accident happened, what conditions were present, and whether the casino knew or should have known about the hazard.
  • Preserving surveillance footage: Seeking video from gaming floors, hallways, entrances, parking areas, elevators, escalators, pools, and other relevant locations.
  • Examining maintenance and inspection records: Looking for evidence of spills, broken flooring, poor lighting, defective equipment, or other unsafe conditions.
  • Reviewing incident and security reports: Analyzing records created by casino employees, security personnel, or management after the injury.
  • Identifying responsible parties: Determining whether the casino, hotel operator, property owner, contractor, security company, maintenance provider, or another party may be liable.
  • Interviewing witnesses: Gathering statements from guests, employees, security personnel, or others who saw what happened.
  • Documenting your losses: Evaluating medical expenses, missed work, future care needs, pain, and other consequences of the injury.
  • Handling insurers and defense teams: Managing communications and negotiations with the companies representing the casino or other responsible parties.
  • Preparing for litigation: Developing the case for court when a fair settlement cannot be reached.

Our Las Vegas casino injury lawyers can investigate the property, secure evidence before it is lost, and pursue compensation from the parties responsible for the conditions that caused your injury.

Casino Injury Cases We Handle in Las Vegas

Las Vegas casinos and resorts are large, busy properties where injuries can result from unsafe conditions, poor maintenance, inadequate security, or other forms of negligence. De Castroverde Injury Law represents guests, visitors, and others harmed in accidents on casino property.

Our firm handles claims involving:

  • Slip and fall accidents on wet, polished, or recently cleaned floors
  • Trip and fall accidents caused by uneven flooring, torn carpet, cords, or poor lighting
  • Falls in lobbies, entrances, exits, and walkways
  • Stairway and handrail accidents
  • Elevator and escalator accidents
  • Falling object injuries
  • Assaults and other violent incidents caused by negligent security
  • Parking garage and parking lot accidents
  • Pool and spa accidents
  • Restaurant, bar, and buffet injuries
  • Hotel room injuries, including those caused by defective furniture or fixtures
  • Injuries near construction or maintenance work
  • Casino shuttle and other property vehicle accidents

Casino injury claims can involve more than the casino itself. Depending on the circumstances, responsibility may also extend to a hotel operator, property owner, security company, maintenance contractor, restaurant operator, equipment provider, or another business connected to the property.

Our Las Vegas casino injury lawyers can investigate how the accident happened, preserve important evidence, and pursue compensation for your injuries and related losses.

Who May Be Liable for a Casino Injury in Las Vegas?

Responsibility for a casino injury depends on what caused the accident and who controlled the area, equipment, or activity involved. In some cases, more than one business or individual may share liability.

Potentially responsible parties may include:

  • The casino or resort operator
  • The property owner
  • A hotel management company
  • A security company
  • A maintenance or cleaning contractor
  • A restaurant, bar, or other business operating inside the property
  • An elevator or escalator maintenance company
  • A construction or repair contractor
  • A manufacturer of defective equipment or furniture
  • Another individual whose actions caused or contributed to the injury

For example, a slip and fall may involve questions about whether casino staff knew about a spill, while an assault claim may focus on security measures, staffing, or prior incidents. An elevator or escalator injury may involve a separate maintenance company or equipment provider.

Our Las Vegas casino injury lawyers can investigate the property, review contracts and records, and identify the parties that may be responsible for your injuries.

What Damages Are Available After a Las Vegas Casino Injury?

If you were injured at a Las Vegas casino because of unsafe property conditions, negligent security, poor maintenance, or another preventable hazard, you may be entitled to compensation for both financial losses and the personal impact of your injuries.

Economic Damages

Economic damages compensate for measurable financial losses related to the casino accident, including:

  • Emergency room and hospital expenses
  • Surgery and follow-up medical care
  • Physical therapy and rehabilitation
  • Prescription medication and medical equipment
  • Future medical treatment
  • Lost wages and employment benefits
  • Reduced earning capacity
  • Transportation and other out-of-pocket expenses
  • Costs of in-home assistance or support services
  • Property damage, when applicable

Non-Economic Damages

Non-economic damages address the ways a casino injury can affect your comfort, independence, and quality of life, including:

  • Pain and suffering
  • Emotional distress and mental anguish
  • Loss of enjoyment of life
  • Permanent disability or physical impairment
  • Scarring and disfigurement
  • Reduced mobility or independence
  • Loss of companionship or consortium

The value of a Las Vegas casino injury claim depends on factors such as the severity of the injuries, how long recovery takes, whether future treatment is needed, and how the accident affects your ability to work and live normally. Our casino injury lawyers can document these losses and pursue compensation that reflects the full impact of the accident.

Types of Injuries Caused by Las Vegas Casino Accidents

Casino and resort accidents can cause injuries ranging from painful sprains to permanent, life-changing harm. Falls, elevator or escalator incidents, assaults, falling objects, and other property hazards can all result in serious medical consequences.

Our Las Vegas casino injury lawyers represent clients who have suffered injuries such as:

  • Sprains, strains, and other soft tissue injuries
  • Neck and back injuries
  • Broken bones and fractures
  • Head and facial injuries
  • Traumatic brain injuries, including concussions
  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Hip, knee, and shoulder injuries
  • Cuts, lacerations, and scarring
  • Burns
  • Nerve damage
  • Internal injuries
  • Amputations
  • Permanent disability
  • Catastrophic injuries

Some injuries may require surgery, rehabilitation, mobility aids, or ongoing medical care. Others can affect a person’s ability to work, travel, or participate in everyday activities.

Our Las Vegas casino injury attorneys can document the full extent of your injuries and pursue compensation for the medical, financial, and personal losses connected to the accident.

Millions Recovered for Injured Clients

A casino injury can create consequences that extend far beyond the day of the accident. De Castroverde Injury Law has recovered more than $100 million for injured clients, pursuing compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other losses.

Our legal team prepares each case carefully, preserves important evidence, and works to hold casinos, property owners, contractors, security companies, and other responsible parties accountable when negligence causes harm.

What Our Clients Are Saying About Us

Our clients trust De Castroverde Injury Law to provide clear communication, compassionate support, and strong legal representation after serious accidents. Read our reviews to learn more about the experiences of people we have helped throughout Nevada.

Schedule a Free Case Assessment With Our Las Vegas Casino Injury Lawyers

If you were injured at a Las Vegas casino, resort, hotel, or related property, De Castroverde Injury Law can help you understand your legal options. Our legal team can review what happened, identify potentially responsible parties, and discuss the compensation you may be able to pursue for your injuries and losses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Las Vegas casino injury claims, including liability, legal fees, filing deadlines, and what to expect during the claims process. The Brothers Have Your Back, with clear guidance and support at every stage.

How much does it cost to hire a casino injury lawyer in Las Vegas?

De Castroverde Injury Law typically handles casino injury cases on a contingency fee basis. That means you do not pay attorney’s fees upfront. Instead, legal fees are generally paid from the compensation recovered through a settlement or verdict.

Our casino injury attorneys can explain the fee arrangement and any potential case-related costs during your free consultation.

Can I recover compensation if I was partly responsible for my casino injury in Las Vegas?

Possibly. Nevada follows a modified comparative negligence rule under NRS 41.141. You may still recover damages if your share of negligence is not greater than the combined negligence of the parties you are pursuing. Your compensation can then be reduced according to your percentage of fault.

For example, a casino may argue that you failed to notice a spill, uneven surface, warning sign, or other condition. Our Las Vegas casino injury lawyers can review surveillance footage, incident reports, witness statements, and other evidence when fault is disputed.

What evidence can strengthen a Las Vegas casino injury claim?

Casinos keep far more records than most properties, including evidence that may not be available in an ordinary premises liability case. Important evidence can include:

  • Surveillance footage from the casino or resort
  • Casino security and incident reports
  • Photographs or videos of the dangerous condition
  • Cleaning and inspection logs
  • Maintenance and repair records
  • Witness statements
  • Employee reports or internal communications
  • Medical records documenting your injuries
  • Records showing lost income and other financial losses

Because surveillance footage and other records may not be preserved indefinitely, investigating a casino injury promptly can be important.

How long do I have to file a casino injury lawsuit in Las Vegas?

Nevada generally provides a two-year statute of limitations for personal injury actions under NRS 11.190. Wrongful death actions are also generally subject to a two-year filing period.

The deadline can vary depending on the circumstances, however, and certain defendants or claims may involve additional requirements. Our Las Vegas casino injury lawyers can determine which filing deadlines apply and take steps to protect your claim.

About Our Firm

De Castroverde Law Group, located in Las Vegas, NV, is a personal injury law firm established over 30 years ago.
We have 100+ years of combined experience securing hundreds of millions for injured people throughout Nevada. If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, contact us today to discuss your case.

Areas We Serve

At De Castroverde Law Group our personal injury attorneys serve the following localities: Downtown Las Vegas, Angel Park, Anthem, Boulder City, East Las Vegas, Gibson Springs, Green Valley, Henderson, Lake Las Vegas, MacDonald Ranch, McCullough Hills, Mission Hills, Paradise, Peccole Ranch, Queensridge, Reno, Seven Hills, Smoke Ranch, Spring Valley, Summerlin, The Lakes, The Strip, Whitney, and more.

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