Who Supplied Beer, Wine or Drugs to the Person Who Caused the DWI Car Wreck?
An experienced car accident lawyer always investigates such issues as DUI/DWI charges or dram shop liability (when someone supplied alcohol to an intoxicated person who was later involved in an accident). An investigation of a DWI/DUI crash often reveals that the drunk driver is not the only responsible party. A vendor or bar or restaurant who enabled the person to continue to drink despite being clearly intoxicated (or even an under age drinker) may also be held to account for the tragedy.
Related Questions
- Are there any circumstances where a person under 21 can legally possess alcoholic beverages, such as beer, wine or liquor?
- How many standard drinks does a normal person (average weight etc) need to consume to be considered drunk?
- Who Supplied Beer, Wine or Drugs to the Person Who Caused the DWI Car Wreck?
