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Dunkley Injury Case Study

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Dunkley Injury Law – Leading Las Vegas in Personal Injury Cases
Legal Responsibilities of Businesses
Local businesses and property owners have a legal duty to provide a place for visitors and employees that is safe from:
• Improperly prepared or stored food
• Unsanitary conditions
• Failure to clean up a spill as soon as it occurs
• Unsafe and poorly maintained equipment and chairs
• Improper illumination in parking lots and common areas
• Inadequate security from known threats (i.e., pickpockets in casinos)
• Improperly marked or illuminated steps
• Accidents caused by intoxicated patrons
If a property owner (i.e., owner of a store, restaurant, hotel or casino) invites someone onto store property in hopes they will buy something, the law holds
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