If you have suffered physical and financial harm due to an accident, assault, or other incident involving an intoxicated person, you may be able to sue under
liquor liability laws in New Jersey.
Bars and other drinking establishments are required to cut off a person who appears visibly intoxicated from drinking or purchasing alcoholic beverages. A seller of alcoholic beverages whether it be a bar, hotel, catering hall or even an organization running a picnic where alcoholic beverages such as beer are being provided may be liable if a person who got drunk through their beverages harms another person as a result of his intoxication, whether it be by motor vehicle or otherwise.
In addition, if the liquor sale took place to a minor, the business who sold liquor to the perpetrator could be liable for damages suffered in an intoxicated assault or
motor vehicle accident even if the minor was not visibly intoxicated at the time of purchase.
Please contact our
liquor law liability attorneys for a free consultation. Call us at 201-585-9111, or contact us today with our
quick inquiry form. The Law Offices of
Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi, we handle liquor law liability cases in New Jersey.
