Craig Nemier, a lawyer for the bar, confirmed that his client has acknowledged responsibility. Under the state's dram shop rule, if a business unlawfully sells, gives or furnishes liquor to a minor or visibly intoxicated person, that business can be held financially liable if someone is injured by the drunken patron or guest.
I wonder if most other states are like this?
Maybe they should not allow strip clubs to have parking lots so everyone has to take a taxi or walk! Surely this would cut down on SC related DUIs.
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Craig Nemier, a lawyer for the bar, confirmed that his client has acknowledged responsibility. Under the state's dram shop rule, if a business unlawfully sells, gives or furnishes liquor to a minor or visibly intoxicated person, that business can be held financially liable if someone is injured by the drunken patron or guest.
I wonder if most other states are like this?
Maybe they should not allow strip clubs to have parking lots so everyone has to take a taxi or walk! Surely this would cut down on SC related DUIs.
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