Diana Truschke of the San Francisco Bay Area died on October 14, 2024 “due to complications from her injuries” which stemmed from being “violently” ejected by a revolving door at Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, according to the negligence lawsuit filed by her son.
Her son is suing Trump Hotels
Diana Truschke’s son and only heir, John Truschke, has filed a lawsuit against Trump International Hotels for alleged negligence after she died from injuries sustained by a fall at the Trump Hotel Las Vegas.
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The lawsuit claims that his mother, who was in her 70s, was struck from behind by a revolving door at the hotel which caused her to be “violently” ejected as she exited, causing her to fall and strike her face.
She received extensive treatment after the incident
The lawsuit claims that the revolving door caused her to fall and later die from severe injuries endured after the fall.
The lawsuit also alleges that those injuries required ongoing and extensive treatment with complications eventually taking place, causing her to die on October 14, 2024 at the age of 78.
Trump Hotels is owned by the U.S. President
Trump Hotels, which is being sued, is the corporate child of The Trump Organization, a family company led by United States President Donald Trump.
As per NBC News, the lawsuit was filed in Clark County, Nevada on March 18 on behalf of the woman’s estate and its administrator who is also her son.
The lawsuit claims the hotel was negligent of maintenance
The suit claims that the revolving door was not in compliance with laws and regulations and pushed her in such a way that made her fall and sustain the injuries which later resulted in her death.
The lawsuit also alleges that the hotel should have been aware that the door was “not working properly.”
Her son is seeking damages from Trump Hotels
The lawsuit is seeking damages for the medical and funeral expenses as well as for the pain and suffering caused to her and her loved ones following the fall.
Diana Truschkle was a real estate agent in San Mateo County, a coastal region just south of San Francisco, and a patron of Trump Hotel Las Vegas at the time of her fall.
