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If a server continues to serve alcohol to an obviously intoxicated patron, who can be held legally liable?
Under the concept of 'server liability', both the individual server and the establishment can be held legally responsible for over-serving an intoxicated patron
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Question: If a server continues to serve alcohol to an obviously intoxicated patron, who can be held legally liable?
Answer options:
- Only the intoxicated patron
- Only the establishment owner ✅ Both the server and the establishment
- Only the liquor supplier
Correct answer: Both the server and the establishment
Explanation: Under the concept of 'server liability', both the individual server and the establishment can be held legally responsible for over-serving an intoxicated patron.
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