Landmark Hotel & Casino, Inc. v. Moore

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• holding that under Nevada law, res ipsa applied where a person was injured by a hotel’s automatic sliding doors
• holding that owner of premises had exclusive control where no maintenance agreement with installer of automatic sliding glass doors which would have demonstrated joint control of doors
• finding that automatic glass doors, which are “ubiquitous” and “afford safe ingress to countless facilities daily,” do not normally close on people, suggesting a malfunction attributable to negligence
• addressing other legal issues after jury returned verdict for plaintiff
• failure to object to order of the court results in waiver of objection
• failure to object to order of the court results in waiver of objection

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).