Mr. Brennan and Ms. Theard represented Broadmoor, LLC, a multi-million dollar architectural firm and construction company, when a patron slipped and fell in a casino parking garage. The patron sued the casino for her injuries, and the casino subsequently filed a third party demand against Broadmoor for design and construction defects which allegedly caused the patron’s fall. After conducting minimal discovery, Mr. Brennan and Ms. Theard were able to successfully convince the plaintiff’s counsel to agree to a stipulation that the plaintiff’s injuries were not related to any design or construction defects. Based on that stipulation, the casino voluntarily dismissed the third party demand against the contractor and architect.
Marilyn Rose Picou v. Jazz Casino Company, LLC, et al., June 2005.