Vinci v. Las Vegas Sands, Inc.

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• explaining that when a party enters into an agreement, that party cannot appeal from that agreement because he or she is not an aggrieved party
• indicating that when a party stipulates to the entry of an order, that person cannot later attack the order as adversely affecting that party's rights
• indicating that a party is not aggrieved where that party voluntarily stipulated to dismiss a claim
• indicating that when a party stipulates to the entry of an order, that person cannot later attack the order as adversely affecting that party's rights
• finding no evidence of employer’s failure to use reasonable care in training or supervision in plaintiffs action for injuries sustained at casino
• providing that when a party voluntarily stipulates to the entry of an order, that party cannot later 'In the docketing statement, appellant concedes that she signed the stipulation, but asserts that she did so under duress and as the result of coercion. SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA (0

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