Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2021November 04, 2021 EDT
Drunk Drivers are a Moving Time Bomb: Should States Impose Liability on Both Social Hosts and Commercial Establishments Whose Intoxicated Guests and Patrons Subsequently Cause Injuries or Death to Innocent Third Parties?
Drunk Drivers are a Moving Time Bomb: Should States Impose Liability on Both Social Hosts and Commercial Establishments Whose Intoxicated Guests and Patrons Subsequently Cause Injuries or Death to Innocent Third Parties?
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Articles in Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2021
Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2021
- Non-Judicial Foreclosure and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act After _Obduskey v. McCarthy & Holthus LLP_Robert RosingMonica Gonzalez
- Drunk Drivers are a Moving Time Bomb: Should States Impose Liability on Both Social Hosts and Commercial Establishments Whose Intoxicated Guests and Patrons Subsequently Cause Injuries or Death to Innocent Third Parties?Tracey B. Carter
- Tapping into Post-and-Hold Alcohol Statutes: Are Sherman Act Violations Forcing Retailers to Sell at Artificially High Prices?Brianna T. Morris
- Corporate Law and the Business Roundtable: Adding to the Debate on Shareholder Primacy vs. Stakeholder TheoryAmanda Wise
Tracey B. Carter, Drunk Drivers Are a Moving Time Bomb: Should States Impose Liability on Both Social Hosts and Commercial Establishments Whose Intoxicated Guests and Patrons Subsequently Cause Injuries or Death to Innocent Third Parties?, 49 Capital University Law Review 385 (2021).