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A: Yes, under Pennsylvania law, or what is known as “dram shop law,” bars and restaurants can be subject to liability for violating Pennsylvania alcohol service laws. In general, serving someone who is visibly intoxicated or serving a minor are the two instances when a bar or restaurant may be held liable. So, when a bartender or server commits negligence in this manner, the employer bar or restaurant may be liable.
Read about the common kinds of cases in which a Pennsylvania bar or restaurant may be held liable for negligently serving alcohol.
Related Pennsylvania Alcohol Accident Articles:
- Proving Intoxication in a Pennsylvania Truck Accident
- Philadelphia Hotels and Liability Under Pennsylvania Law
- NJ Bar and Restaurant Liability for Alcohol Related Accidents and Fights
For more information, contact a Pennsylvania alcohol accident lawyer.
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Published: August 8, 2012
