• A Bar’s Liability for Novelty & Over-Sized Drinks
• Bars and Stores The TABC Investigated for Improper Alcohol Service
  • BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse Locations That Have Been Investigated by TABC
  • Bucks Cabaret Investigated 12 Times By The TABC
  • Cheescake Factory Has Been Investigated by the TABC
  • Chuy’s Tex-Mex Restaurants That Have Been Investigated by TABC
  • Joe’s Crab Shack Has Been Investigated by the TABC
  • Lawyer Who Sues 7-Eleven
  • Lawyer Who Sues Austin Avenue
  • Lawyer Who Sues Baby Dolls
  • Lawyer Who Sues Bar Louie
  • Lawyer Who Sues Barley House
  • Lawyer Who Sues Bliss Lounge
  • Lawyer Who Sues Bombshells
  • Lawyer Who Sues Club Onyx Houston
  • Lawyer Who Sues Concrete Cowboy
  • Lawyer Who Sues Corsets Cabaret
  • Lawyer Who Sues Cowboy’s Red River
  • Lawyer Who Sues Cowboys Dancehalls
  • Lawyer Who Sues Dave & Buster’s
  • Lawyer Who Sues Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
  • Lawyer Who Sues Knockout Sports Bar
  • Lawyer Who Sues Kung Fu Saloon
  • Lawyer Who Sues Lush Rooftop
  • Lawyer Who Sues Mellow Mushroom
  • Lawyer Who Sues Memphis Bar & Grill
  • Lawyer Who Sues Mustang Sally’s
  • Lawyer Who Sues Ojos Locos
  • Lawyer Who Sues On the Border
  • Lawyer Who Sues Pizza Hut – Wingstreet
  • Lawyer Who Sues QuikTrip
  • Lawyer Who Sues Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe
  • Lawyer Who Sues River City Saloon
  • Lawyer Who Sues Spec’s
  • Lawyer Who Sues Stuttgarden Tavern
  • Lawyer Who Sues Terminal Six
  • Lawyer Who Sues The Bunny Club
  • Lawyer Who Sues The Goat Blues Bar
  • Lawyer Who Sues The Tipsy Tavern
  • Lawyer Who Sues Total Wine & More
  • Lawyer Who Sues Valero Corner Store
  • Lawyer Who Sues Villa Lounge & Grill
  • Lawyer Who Sues Walgreens
  • Lawyer Who Sues Wingstop
  • Lawyer Who Sues Xoticas
  • List of Hooters Investigated by TABC
  • LongHorn Steakhouse Has Been Investigated by the TABC
  • Mi Cocina Restaurants That Have Been Investigated by TABC
  • Olive Garden Locations Investigated by the TABC
  • Red Lobster Investigated by the TABC
  • Red Robin was Investigated by the TABC for Selling Alcohol to an Intoxicated Person
  • Saltgrass Steakhouse Locations Investigated by the TABC
  • Sherlock’s Pubs That Have Been Investigated by TABC
  • TABC Investigations of Addison Point Sports Grill
  • TABC Investigations of Applebee’s
  • TABC Investigations of Buffalo Wild Wings
  • TABC Investigations of Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen
  • TABC Investigations of Chili’s Bar & Grill
  • Texas Roadhouse Locations That Have Been Investigated by TABC
  • Twin Peaks Sports Bars That Have Been Investigated by TABC
• Civil & Criminal Penalties for Bars & Restaurants
• Common Defenses in Dram Shop Cases
  • Proximity
  • Statute of Limitations
  • Temporal Proximity
• Common Scenarios
  • Alcohol Poisoning
  • Alcohol Related Slips, Trips, and Falls
  • Alcohol-Related Assaults
  • Drinking on the Job
  • Drunk Driver Hurts and Innocent Motorist
  • Drunk Driver Hurts Themselves
  • Drunk Driving & Negligent Entrustment
  • Drunk Driving Accidents
  • Parties
  • Walking Into Traffic While Drunk
  • When Minors Are Served Alcohol Bars Are Liable
• Compensation
  • How Much is My Dram Shop Case Worth?
  • Punitive Damages In Texas Dram Shop Cases
• Drunk Driving Accident Statistics
• F.F.P. v. Duenez (2007) and Texas Dram Shop Law
• First-Party Texas Dram Shop Cases
  • Evidence Needed to Win
  • Fatal Drunk Driving Accidents
  • Identifying The Defendant
  • Step 1 – Preserve Your Right To Sue
  • Step 2: Investigating Bar and Filing Claim
  • Step 3: Verify Insurance Coverage
  • Step 4: Determine The Value Of Your Case
  • Step 5: Litigate The Case
• Frequently Asked Questions
• How Attorney Keith Purdue Turned Loss Into a Source of Motivation
• How Comparative Fault Works in Cases Against Bars
• How Much Alcohol is Too Much?
• Insurance
  • Are Bars Required to Carry Insurance?
• Litigation Strategy
  • Filing Suit
  • Mediation
  • Negotiating a Settlement
  • Pre-Suit Planning
  • Trial
• Overview of Social Host Liability Under TX Law
• Overview of the Safe Harbor Defense
  • Element 1: TABC Certification Required
  • Element 2: TABC Training Actually Occurred
  • Element 3: No Encouragement to Violate TABC Rules
  • How to Defeat Safe Harbor
• Overview of the Texas Dram Shop Act
• Texas Dram Shop Law Articles
• texas-dram-shop-law explaining-the-basics litigation-strategy
• Third-Party Cases
  • Evidence Needed To Win
  • Fatal Drunk Driving Accidents
  • Identifying The Defendant
  • Step 1: Preserving Your Right to Sue
  • Step 2: Investigate the Bar and File Claim
  • Step 3: Verifying the Bar’s Insurance Coverage
  • Step 4: Determine the Value of Your Case
  • Step 5: Litigating the Case
• Types of Evidence Used
  • Amount of Alcohol Consumed
  • Changes in Behavior
  • Circumstantial Evidence of Obvious Intoxication
  • Direct Evidence of Obvious Intoxication
  • Expert Witnesses Testimony
  • Eyewitness Testimony
  • Police Officer Testimony
  • Sharing Evidence with Law Enforcement
  • Social Media Posts
  • Spoliation of Evidence
  • TABC Blood Alcohol Chart
  • Testimony From a Safe Alcohol Sales Consultant
  • The Serving Size of Drinks
  • Toxicologist Testimony
• What Does Obvious Intoxication Mean?
• What is a Provider?
• What is a Recipient?
• Who Can Be Held Liable Under the Dram Shop Act?
  • Bars
  • Baseball Stadiums
  • Basketball Arena
  • Caterers
  • Football Stadiums
  • Fraternities and Sororities
  • Liquor Stores
  • Private Clubs
  • Restaurants
  • Sports Arenas
  • Who You Can Sue: The Rodeo
• Who Can Bring a Claim Against a Bar?