Personal Injury: Liquor Liability Lawyers

Pennsylvania has legislated dram shop acts - laws that forbid bars and restaurants from serving alcohol to noticeably intoxicated patrons. Any adult who gives an under-aged individual an alcoholic beverages may also be guilty of liquor liability.

Since most drunk drivers seldom have an amount of auto insurance to sufficiently compensate the individuals they kill or terribly injure, it is critical for the businesses that negligently served the victim additional amounts of alcohol to also be held responsible.

The personalinjury lawyers at The Law Offices of Michael O’Day will:

Determine the driver's blood alcohol level

Examine venue receipts to conclude the amount of drinks consumed by the driver

Interview eyewitnesses

Decide if the venue policies and procedures for handling intoxicated patrons was sufficient

Decide if the bartenders, servers and managers were correctly trained

We will determine the compensation liability

Venues, as well as home owners, who serve alcohol to visibly intoxicated or under-aged persons, may all be liable.

If you or a family member has been injured or killed as a result of liquor liability, The Law Offices of Michael O'Day is committed to getting you what you are entitled to.

"Let's Make It Right"

The Law Offices of Michael O'Day

From our law firm in Pittsburgh, Our Pittsburgh Personal Injury attorneys at The Law Offices of Michael O’Day represent clients throughout Western Pennsylvania, including the areas of Pittsburgh, South Hills, Altoona, Johnstown, Indiana,  Greensburg, McKeesport, Mt. Lebanon, New Castle, Kittanning, Cranberry, as well as throughout Allegheny County, Armstrong County, Beaver County, Bedford County, Blair County, Butler County, Centre County, Clearfield County, Crawford County, Erie County, Fayette County, Greene County, Indiana County, Huntington County, Jefferson County, Lawrence County, Mercer County, Somerset County, Venango County, Westmoreland County, Washington County, and beyond.