Doud v. Las Vegas Hilton Corp.

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• imposing a duty where there is reasonable cause to anticipate a wrongful act, regardless of past experience
• vacating the district court's costs award made to the prevailing party in light of reversal
• casino found to have a duly to protect patrons from violent assaults based on totality of circumstances which included the nature of the casino’s business and past crimes committed on the premises
• “In order to establish entitlement to judgment as a matter of law, a moving defendant must show that one of the elements of the plaintiff’s prima facie case is clearly lacking as a matter of law.” (quotations omitted)
• hotel has duty to provide adequate security
• listing elements for a negligence claim

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