The seven-count action accuses Wynn Las Vegas of negligence negligent hiring, training, retention and supervision negligent security wrongful death and gross negligence.Īccording to the lawsuit, filed by Christian Morris Trial Attorneys, Billie Sakkab, a “regular” Wynn customer and reward program member, and had been invited to the property’s Super Bowl party on Feb. and Tiffany Pond, who are both co-special administrators of the estate, and Los Angeles County resident Stephanie Sakkab Colvin.Ī Wynn spokesperson issued this statement via email on Friday: “We will respond shortly in court to these allegations and present a full picture of this unfortunate incident.” Joining him as plaintiffs in the lawsuit are three family survivors: Clark County residents Nabil Sakkab Jr. Nabil Sakkab also is a co-special administrator of Billie Sakkab’s estate. Sakkab, filed the lawsuit against Wynn Las Vegas LLC and several unidentified companies on Dec. The suit alleges that Wynn employees did not access an available portable automated external defibrillator fast enough to prevent cardiac arrest. The lawsuit claims Wynn employees failed to “reasonably assess” if Billie Sakkab, 74, required emergency medical attention after she collapsed while playing slots alone during the resort’s Super Bowl viewing party last year. The family of a woman who collapsed and died while playing a slot machine at Wynn Las Vegas is suing the company for negligence and wrongful death. Wynn Las Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip, seen in October 2022.

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