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$1.3 Million Awarded in Dram Shop Case Involving Underage Drinking and Spinal Cord Injury

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Dram shop laws hold businesses that serve alcohol liable for the actions of intoxicated patrons who cause harm to others. This case involved a minor who illegally obtained alcohol, leading to a serious car accident and spinal cord injury.

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An intoxicated 16-year-old purchased alcohol from another minor. While driving under the influence, he was involved in a motor vehicle crash and suffered a serious spinal cord injury. His blood alcohol level upon arrival at the emergency room was one and a half times the legal limit. Among other defenses, it was argued that our client was not wearing a seatbelt, which would have prevented his injuries.
Despite facing the defense's argument that our client's injuries were due to not wearing a seatbelt, we successfully demonstrated the clear liability of the alcohol vendor. This case exemplifies our attorneys’ dedication to holding negligent parties accountable, even when challenging defenses are presented. If you have suffered due to the irresponsible sale of alcohol contact us for a free consultation.

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