Laws & LiabilityPregunta 4 de 80
Under the Texas Dram Shop law, a business or its employee can be held civilly liable when they serve alcohol to a person who:
a.Orders more than two drinks in one visit
b.Was obviously intoxicated to the point of presenting a clear danger, and that person later causes harm
c.Is a first-time customer without a membership
d.Pays with cash instead of a card
Explicación
The Texas Dram Shop Act allows a business and its servers to be sued when they serve someone who was obviously intoxicated and presented a clear danger to themselves or others, and that person later injures someone. Liability turns on obvious intoxication, not on drink count or payment method. This is why recognizing intoxication is critical.
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