Were you injured while on the premises of the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada? If so, you are not the only one. The hotels and casinos in Las Vegas are held accountable for a very large number of claims each year, and many people are injured while on the premises of these hotels. If you suffered an injury while on the Paris Las Vegas premises, you might have a premises liability claim. Types of these claims include:
- Pool accidents, which include drowning
- Slip and fall accidents
- Accidents occurring at a hotel show or attraction
- An assault while on the property
If an accident has occurred to you or a loved one that could have been prevented while on the Paris Las Vegas premises, contact Eric Woods today. Our firm has over 30 years experience in handling premise liability lawsuits and we offer a free legal consultation.
The Paris Las Vegas was opened September 1,1999 and is a hotel and casino owned by Caesars Entertainment Corp. in Las Vegas, located on the Las Vegas Strip. There is a half scale replica of the Eiffel tower, a sign shaped as the Montgolfier balloon, a replica of La Fontaine des Mers, a 2/3 size Arc de Triomphe, and a theatre called Le Theatre des Arts, all to establish the feel of Paris, France. The front of the hotel resembles the Paris Opera House and the Lourve. The Paris is linked to it’s sister property, Bally’s Las Vegas by a promenade which is also linked to the Las Vegas Monorail.
Entertainment at the Paris features Barry Manilow and Anthony Cools. During the holidays, the Nutcracker is featured. Dining at the Paris includes Les Artistes Steakhouse, the Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Mon Ami Gabi, amongst many other options. The hotel offers a 2 acre pool which is located on it’s rooftop.
If you have been injured while on the Paris Hotel premises, contact our firm today. We will do everything we can to make sure you receive the full compensation you deserve for your injuries. There is never a fee unless we win your case!
