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The Room You Couldn’t Leave: Holding Las Vegas Casinos Accountable When They Took the Cash and Looked Away If you are reading this at 2 a.m. because you escaped a room in a Las Vegas casino-hotel — or because a person you love is in one right now — the most important thing to hear first is this: you are not imagining what happened, the law gives you a federal case against the property that took the money, and the proof you need is on a clock. The federal Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPRA) and Nevada’s state trafficking law both give survivors a civil claim against hotels and casino-resorts that knowingly benefited from the venture that hurt you. We take these cases. The consultation is free. You pay nothing unless we recover for you. This is the same federal statute that two survivors used to sue Boyd Gaming’s The Cannery and Station Casinos’ Santa Fe Station in Las Vegas, alleging those casino-hotels knowingly benefited from sex trafficking carried out by Nathan Chasing Horse between 2014 and 2022 — the same man a Clark County jury convicted on thirteen counts including sexual assault of minors under sixteen and who was sentenced…