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ALERT to all Individuals serving Alcohol at Parties. Providing Alcohol to guests may make you liable when someone is injured or killed. Will insurance cover such a claim? Will you be prosecuted?
/in Alcoholic Beverage Licensing /by jamiesonBy Stephen Allen Jamieson Over the holidays we warned readers about the possible liability for being a social host that knowingly serves alcohol to underage drinkers who then hurt themselves or others as a result of their intoxication. We also warned employers of possible liability for their drunk employees who attended company parties or otherwise […]
Employment Discrimination In California
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Disability Discrimination
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Age Discrimination
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Casino license opponents fold
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Racketeering Case For Gambling Casino Judgment rendered for over $2,200,000
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Court of Appeals Holds against ABC in finding that Rule 141 Must be applied in all cases.
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