Alcohol-Related Accidents and Injuries
Articles on Alcohol-Related Accidents and Injuries
Articles on Alcohol-Related Accidents and Injuries
Articles on Alcohol-Related Accidents and Injuries
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Dram Shop Laws: Can I Sue a Bar After an Alcohol-Related Accident?
Dram shop laws are state statutes that impose liability on sellers of alcoholic beverages for the negligent acts of their intoxicated customers.
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Social Host Liability Laws and Lawsuits Over Alcohol-Related Accidents
A party host or other provider of alcohol may be liable when an intoxicated person causes an injury.
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DUI Car Accident - Sample Demand Letter
If you've been hit by a drunk driver, then at some point, you (or your attorney) will probably need to put together a professional and persuasive demand letter. Here's an example of what the letter might look like.
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Facing an Injury Lawsuit After a DUI-Related Car Accident
If you were DUI in connection with a car accident, here's what you need to know regarding your civil liability for injuries and vehicle damage.
Q&A on Alcohol-Related Accidents
Q&A on Alcohol-Related Accidents
Q&A on Alcohol-Related Accidents
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If someone gets drunk at my party, am I liable if they get into an accident?
If someone gets drunk at my party, am I liable if they get into an accident?
Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Liability in Each State
MoreDram Shop Laws and Social Host Liability in Each State
Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Liability in Each State
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California Dram Shop and Social Host Liability Rules
When an intoxicated person injures someone else in California, can a third party be liable for providing the alcohol?
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Texas' Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Liability
In Texas, as in every state, if you are injured by an intoxicated person's negligence, you can bring a personal injury claim against that individual.
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New York Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Liability for Alcohol-Related Accidents
When an intoxicated person injures someone else in New York, can a third party be liable for providing the alcohol?
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Ohio Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Liability for Alcohol-Related Accidents
Ohio is one of several states that allow civil injury lawsuits to be filed against businesses or social hosts who serve alcohol to someone who goes on to cause an
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Florida's Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Liability for Alcohol-Related Accidents
Each state has laws and rules that allow an injured person to seek compensation when another person causes an accident.
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- Dangerous Products & Drugs
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- Dog Bites & Other Injuries
- Intentional Torts
- Maritime Worker Injuries & the Jones Act
- Medical Malpractice
- More Common Injury Cases
- Nursing Home Abuse
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- Resolving Your Personal Injury Case
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