Connecticut Casino Injury Lawyer Tim O’Keefe

Connecticut Casino Injury Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has announced the filing of a lawsuit on behalf of a Massachusetts woman who suffered very serious injuries at the Fox Tower Casino at the Foxwoods Resort and Casino.  “Our client suffered a devastating back injury that has required her to undergo a surgery.  We filed the lawsuit to hold those responsible for causing her injury accountable for what occurred.  We hope to recover an appropriate amount of damages for her harms and losses.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Casino Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has announced a settlement of an injury claim for a woman that was injured at the High Rollers bowling alley located at the Foxwoods Resort and Casino.  “Our client was injured while attempting to enjoy a night out with her family.  This settlement will help her cover her future medical expenses for her injuries.”  Tim O’Keefe

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Connecticut Casino Lawyer Tim O’Keefe has been retained by a Massachusetts woman to file a claim for damages arising out of a incident at Foxwoods Resort and Casino that caused her to suffer serious injuries.  “We are still investigating this incident.  Our client has suffered tremendously from her injuries and we are hopeful that we can successfully pursue a claim for damages on her behalf.”  Tim O’Keefe

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On March 15, 2016, the Connecticut Supreme Court, in the case of Lewis v. Clarke, held that a tribal employee is immune from being sued in the Connecticut Superior Court.  The case involved a claim for damages arising out of an automobile crash that occurred off of tribal land.  The plaintiffs were injured when their limousine driver negligently caused a crash on Interstate Route 95.  The limousine driver was a casino employee.  They attempted to sue the casino employee in the Connecticut Superior Court- not in the tribal court.  The court ruled that, because the casino employee was acting within the “scope of his employment” with the tribe at the time of the subject crash, he was entitled to sovereign immunity.  These claims have to be brought in the tribal courts.

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The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court has scheduled a case involving a patron injured by a collapsing seat for trial in April of 2016.  “The Gaming Enterprise refuses to accept any responsibility for the harms and losses suffered by its patron, so we intend to present our evidence to the Tribal Court to seek proper financial compensation for her injuries.”  Tim O’Keefe, Connecticut Casino Injury Lawyer