A concise statement of the nature and the extent of the injury claimed to have been suffered and.

The name of any gaming operation employee involved, if known.

A concise statement of the factual basis of the claim, including the date, time, place and circumstances of the act or omission.

The name, address, social security number and date of birth of the claimant and the name and address of the claimant’s attorney, if any.

The Notice of Claim must contain all of the following: 180-days: A claimant must bring his or her Notice of Claim within 180-days of receipt of the written notice of the Tribal Dispute Resolution Process (as long as the notice requirement has been satisfied by Pechanga’s claims administrator).

Statute of Limitations: Any injury claim must be brought within the statute of limitations applicable to such a claim under the laws of the State of California and.

The period of time during which you can file an injury claim under the Act of 2008 is as follows: Upon an allegation of and/or notice of an injury, Pechanga’s claims administrator shall provide written notice to the injured claimant, by personal service or certified mail, that the claimant is required within 180 calendar days of receipt of said written notice, to proceed with the resolution process and that if they are dissatisfied with the result of the resolution process, they may request arbitration before a retired judge.

It is the burden of the claimant to establish that the claimant’s purpose for entry onto tribal lands arose out of or was connected with or relating to the operation of the gaming facility. Any injury producing incident for which a claim is made must arise out of, be connected to, or be related to the operation of the Pechanga gaming facility or gaming activities.

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