Dram shop liability is an ever-present threat for any business that serves alcohol. At its core, dram shop laws hold establishments like bars, restaurants, and liquor stores accountable for serving alcohol to visibly intoxicated persons or minors who then cause harm...
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Who Can File a Texas Dram Shop Claim?
Establishments that serve alcohol often face a delicate balance between offering hospitality and risking liability. In the Lone Star State, multiple parties can raise a dram shop liability claim, casting a wide net of potential challenges for businesses. Depending on...
Handling Wrongful Death Claims Against Your Business
Running a successful business comes with its fair share of hardships and responsibilities, one of which is ensuring the safety and well-being of others. Despite your best efforts to maintain a high standard of safety, accidents can happen and may lead to tragic...
Assaults and Improper Security: What Are Your Defense Options?
In today's world, security is a paramount concern for businesses in Texas and across the United States. While businesses strive to create a safe environment for employees, customers, and visitors, unforeseen incidents such as assaults can occur. When they do,...
What Restaurants, Bars, and Hotels Need to Know About Texas Dram Shop Laws
Businesses that offer alcohol to their customers fall within the “dram shop” classification, a legal term used to describe companies' liability regarding alcohol. Restaurants, hotels, and bars are a few examples of establishments that fall under this category and may...
How a Business Litigation Lawyer Typically Handles a Contractual Dispute
When one or more parties involved in a confidential or nondisclosure agreement disagree on the definitions, terms, and conditions of the contract, a dispute arises and places both parties at risk. A business lawyer will be essential when navigating a contract dispute...