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Lynda SadowskiAmerican Woman Wins $3 Million Sue From Casino After Breaking Her Leg on Establishment Grounds
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Country:  USA |
Content:
- Linda's Story: From Tragic Fall to Multi-Million-Dollar Lawsuit
- Lawsuit Against Jack Cincinnati Casino
- Damages Awarded
- Casino's Defense and Alleged Liability
- Linda's Suffering and Long-Term Impact
- Impact on Safety Standards for Casinos
Linda's Story: From Tragic Fall to Multi-Million-Dollar Lawsuit
Negligence Leads to Devastating InjuryIn March 2016, Linda, an Ohio resident, visited Jack Cincinnati Casino when she stumbled upon an unheeded "Caution: Wet Floor" sign, causing her to fall and shatter her kneecap. The incident left her with a permanent metal implant, impaired mobility, and persistent pain.
Lawsuit Against Jack Cincinnati Casino
Linda's attorney, David Nadzam, argued that surveillance footage showed a casino employee walking past the fallen sign 11 seconds before Linda's fall, demonstrating their negligence. The jury agreed, finding that the casino had failed to "maintain a reasonably safe environment" and breached its duty of care.
Damages Awarded
On February 10, 2023, a Hamilton County jury awarded Linda $3 million in damages, including compensation for past and future medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, and loss of enjoyment of life.
Casino's Defense and Alleged Liability
The casino's attorneys maintained that the sign was visible and Linda's failure to see it was due to her own inattention. However, the jury rejected this argument, finding the casino liable for failing to take reasonable safety precautions.
Linda's Suffering and Long-Term Impact
Since the fall, Linda has experienced ongoing pain, arthritis, and the possibility of a second surgery. The injury has had a profound impact on her mobility and overall well-being.
Impact on Safety Standards for Casinos
The verdict sends a strong message to casinos and other businesses about the importance of maintaining adequate safety measures and addressing potential hazards promptly to prevent customer injuries.
