Suppose they slipped a drug in her drink that interacted with the alcohol, and suppose she was not truly in her right frame of mind? Anything of that nature is possible. Or that as the night wore on, she was having such fun dancing and socializing that she did not realize exactly how much she had had to drink, and was truly impaired in her judgement.
As to the issue of who the security guards work for, I think somebody could be splitting hairs, in that the men work for a security firm, not directly for the hotel.
As to the issue of who the security guards work for, I think somebody could be splitting hairs, in that the men work for a security firm, not directly for the hotel.
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I don't know that making such a statement is splitting hairs. Should it be established that something happened to this woman on hotel property, the hotel could be sued by the family for wrongful death and be found liable. It's a little bit of preventive lawyering on their part.