Cancun hotel hit for $31.2 million wrongful death verdict in case involving Texas firefighter who was overserved and found dead later

Cancun Hotel Hit with $31.2 Million Verdict Over Texas Firefighter's Death Cancun Hotel Hit with $31.2 Million Verdict Over Texas Firefighter's Death

A Texas jury awarded $31.2 million to the family of Elijah Snow, an Arlington firefighter found dead in Cancun after allegedly being overserved alcohol at a hotel bar. The wrongful death lawsuit claimed the hotel failed to monitor guest safety and that Snow was later discovered dead in a hotel property window well.

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Image: Arlington firefighter Elijah Snow was found dead in Cancun in 2021. This week, a Tarrant County jury returned a verdict of $31.2 million in compensatory damages for his wife and children in a lawsuit against the owners and operators of the hotel where the couple stayed in Mexico. Courtesy: Arlington Fire Department

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