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Do Dram Shop Laws Apply in Your Alcohol-Related Accident in Massachusetts? Contact a Lawyer

If someone got drunk at a bar, then got in a car and was involved in a crash that killed your family member or injured you, you may be able to pursue compensation from sources besides the drunk driver. A bar or restaurant that serves alcohol to an obviously inebriated person may be liable for damages.

Liquor Liability and Negligence

Any institution that was licensed to serve alcohol and knowingly served alcohol to a person who then drove drunk may be legally and financially responsible to compensate the injured. You or your injured family member may need compensation to cover the following:

  • Pain and suffering
  • Medical bills
  • Therapy
  • Lost wage replacement
  • Other out-of-pocket expenses related to the injury

Attorneys of Dane Shulman Associates, LLC, understand your sorrow, frustration and outrage over an accident that could have been prevented with proper restraint by the drunk driver or by those who served him or her alcohol. We are proud to offer our services to victims of drunk driving-related crashes.

Boston Attorneys Experienced Working With Dram Shop Laws

Our attorneys have ample experience handling claims involving DUI/DWI/OWI auto accidents. We understand the importance of monitoring the criminal case of the drunk driver who caused your accident. We also know how important it is to find out as soon as possible where he or she was drinking before the drunk driving, at what time and for how long.

Talk to one of our lawyers at no charge regarding the best course of action after you were injured or a family member was killed by a drunk driver. Contact us to schedule a free consultation and learn how we can help and advise on dram shop laws.

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