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Anyone who operates a store or restaurant that sells alcohol beverages and liquor must adhere to certain rules and procedures as mandated by law, otherwise known as liquor liability. Most states require stores and restaurants to carry liquor liability insurance, but there are still ways by which patrons can pursue legal action against the establishments from which they purchased and/or imbibed liquor.
In many cases, poor policies and procedures employed by store/restaurant owners and their employees have contributed to instances of patron personal injury claims, reckless or wanton distribution of alcohol and other offenses punishable by heavy fines and/or a suspension of operating licenses.
Injuries that occur as a result of the irresponsible or unprofessional behavior of service industry employees must not be tolerated. Anyone who has been hurt while attending a function where liquor was available for purchase has a right to immediate legal action. Understanding and attentive personal injury attorneys can help to inform you of your rights, as well as the various courses of action available. Those who are liable must be held accountable for their transgressions against you and your loved ones.
