Connecticut Casino Injury Lawyer Tim O’Keefe

Connecticut Casino Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has obtained a full damages recovery for the family of a child who suffered a burn injury at Foxwoods Casino. 

Connecticut Casino Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has been retained by the family of a young boy who was badly burned at a restaurant at the Foxwoods Casino in Ledyard, Connecticut.  “I have been representing people and families in the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court for a number of years.  We will pursue a claim for damages for this young child in that court.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Casino Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has obtained a $95,000.00 settlement for a woman who was injured at the Foxwoods Resort and Casino.  “When our client was originally injured, the casino refused to accept any responsibility for the incident.  The risk management personnel refused to communicate with her.  We were retained and we filed a lawsuit on her behalf at the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court.  We were able to build a case for her and, ultimately, we were able to obtain this settlement.  She will now have financial resources available to her for her future medical care needs.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Casino Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has announced that he will be on trial at the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court in November.  “The bus depot at the Foxwoods Casino was in a dangerous and slippery condition on a December evening.  As a result, one of the casino’s patrons slipped and fell to the ground.  She fractured her hip as a result.  The operator of the casino refuses to accept any responsibility for this dangerous condition so we will ask the court to make an award of damages at trial.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Casino Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has announced that a case involving a Florida woman who was injured by a dangerous and defective condition at the Foxwoods Casino will proceed to trial in the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court on November 2, 2017.  “It appears from the evidence that we have that The Gaming Enterprise did a very poor job in maintaining the floor in the area where our client was injured.  As a result, she suffered very significant injuries which have impacted every aspect of her life.”  Tim O’Keefe

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