MGM Disputes Waitress’s Claim That Casino Took Her $76K 'Life-Changing' Tip

MGM National Harbor has disputed key allegations in a federal lawsuit filed by a longtime cocktail waitress who claims the casino confiscated her $76,000 tip from a high-rolling baccarat player. The waitress alleges the casino took the tip, which she described as 'life-changing,' and returned the chips to the patron.

MGM denies that the waitress received a valid tip and disputes the claim that the casino took the money. The case raises questions about tipped-worker protections under federal and Maryland law.

The lawsuit could set a precedent for how casinos and employers handle large tips in the hospitality industry. The waitress, who has worked at the casino for years, is seeking justice for what she believes was an unfair confiscation of her earnings.

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