A 49-Story Tower. Demolished. The Lawsuit Wasn't.
The Harmon Tower was built to be a landmark: a 49-story luxury hotel at the heart of the CityCenter development on the Las Vegas Strip. During construction, structural defects were discovered severe enough to compromise the entire building. Rather than attempt repairs, MGM Resorts demolished the unfinished tower. The building never opened. The litigation that followed was the largest construction defect lawsuit in Nevada history.
Robertson & Associates represented clients in the Harmon Tower case. Hundreds of millions of dollars were in dispute. The firm needed the public-facing story told with authority, clearly and credibly, in a way that positioned them as the definitive legal voice on the case.
What Digilu Built
Digilu built the content strategy that turned a complex legal narrative into a clear public record. The questions people search for, what happened, who was responsible, what the legal process looks like, were structured and answered with authority. The goal was not volume. It was precision: give the people searching for this case exactly the clarity they need, and position Robertson & Associates as the one firm that understood it completely.
Why Case Authority Matters
High-profile cases generate sustained search traffic. Investors, industry observers, affected parties, and journalists search for information for years. Law firms that own the authoritative content around their most significant cases attract the clients who need exactly that level of representation. This is not accident. It is a system.