Summary
Dram shop and liquor liability cases in South Carolina hold sellers accountable for serving alcohol to intoxicated individuals or minors, leading to potential harm.
Highlights
- Dram Shop Cases: Unique legal cases handled by Pratt Injury Lawyers.
- Liability Laws: Selling alcohol to intoxicated individuals or minors violates state laws.
- Legal Responsibility: Violating liquor laws means being liable for any resulting harm.
- Common Cases: Typical examples involve bar owners serving minors who then cause accidents.
- Free Consultations: Pratt Injury Lawyers offers free case evaluations with no obligations.
- Experience Matters: The firm has extensive experience in handling these specific types of cases.
- Open Communication: They provide a supportive environment for discussing case specifics.
Transcript
Dram shop, or liquor liability cases, are a unique kind of case we handle here at Pratt Injury Lawyers. What that means, basically, is that in South Carolina, if you sell alcohol to an intoxicated person or to a minor, you have violated the liquor liability laws of our state. By violating those laws, you are responsible for any harm caused as a result.
We deal with these types of cases often. The most common example would be a bar owner who overserves someone or serves alcohol to a minor, and that minor gets in a car and hurts someone.
If you find yourself in this type of case, we have experience handling dram shop and liquor liability cases. Give us a call for a free case evaluation. There is no obligation, and we're happy to talk through the specifics of your case.