When going to a bar to have drinks your go voluntarily you take you own decision on and action on whether your drink. The employees that are in charge of serving alcohol are doing their job which is selling product and making drinks. The Dram shop liability laws makes accountable alcohol servers responsible for harm that drunk or underage people cause to other people or themselves. Well I personally believe servers should not be accountable le of other drunk people that cant drinking with out loosing their actions. First reason is , the servers never invited them to get drunk didn’t obligated the intoxicators to drink the servers just serve the drink. They don’t see if you drunk folks came with someone or came alone so, why make them accountable
Though the Kuehn v. Pub Zone and Soldano v. O’Daniels cases both involve attacks in a bar, one case rules in favor of the injured plaintiff and the other in favor of the owner-defendant. These rulings may initially seem contradictory, however, once the stories and the environments surrounding the attacks become clear, it becomes more obvious that one of the establishments holds more of a responsibility when it comes to the safety of their patrons. In the case of Kuehn v. Pub Zone, customer, Karl Kuehn, was assaulted in the bathroom of an establishment known to be frequented by a violent biker gang. The biker gang and its violent outbursts had become such a regular occurrence that a sign was even posted prohibiting entrance to the bar while wearing gang colors. On the day of Mr. Kuehn’s assault, members of the biker gang, wearing their gang colors, pushed passed the bouncer and entered the Pub Zone. Instead of calling the police or refusing service, the bartender decided to serve the group a drink, not only failing to enforce the Pub Zone’s own established rule, but also acting against it. This places the Pub Zone at fault for
Amedisys is a large home health and hospice health care organization that operates in 34 states (Amedisys, 2015). After becoming CEO in December 2014, Paul Kusserow aimed to shift Amedisys’ strategic direction (Amedisys, 2014). However, the organization’s mission and vision statements have remained unchanged and may not reflect this new direction. This essay will identify Amedisys’ strategic goals and suggest a more appropriate mission and vision statement based on these goals.
A dentist fits several children with braces. The children are regular patients of the dentist. The results for some of the patients turn out to be unacceptable and damaging. There are children who have developed gum infections due to improperly tightened braces. Some mistakenly had their permanent teeth removed, while others have misaligned bites. A local attorney becomes aware of these incidences, looks further into it, and realizes the dentist has not been properly trained and holds no legal license to practice dentistry or orthodontics. The attorney decides to act on behalf of the displeased patients and files a class action lawsuit. The attorney plans to prove the dentist negligent and guilty of dental malpractice by providing proof using the four D’s of negligence. The four D’s of negligence are duty, dereliction, direct cause and damages.
Dram shop laws hold establishments that sell alcohol such as bars or restaurants accountable if their patrons are harmed or cause damage. Although their severity and limitations vary, 41 states have some sort of dram shop law. Dram shop laws can inflict
...way free alcohol which impairs peoples judgement and sense of reality. It is assumed that the more drinks someone has, the more likely it is that they will stay and spend more money. The money spent by the casino on alcohol is more than made up by profits.
If one person decides to drive home drunk from a party then that person has a chance of getting into a head on collision with others. That choice to drive drunk has just endangered countless lives of innocent people on the road.
Liquor stores, bars, and clubs all want to make money, and if they can get away with selling to underage teens, then they will. A study done by the Academic Search Premier agrees that,?By now it is obvious that the law has not succeeded in preventing the under-21 group from drinking? Michael Smith - 1st place. There are a lot of benefits to having the drinking age change to eighteen. The amount of binge drinking would lessen, and the amount of outrage to drink would also decrease.
There are many aspects to the drinking law that need to be taken into consideration, but at the end of the day, any law that is being disregarded and abused needs to be revised and corrected. America was built on change, and that same mentality needs to be applied to the growing problem that is the legal drinking age.
This is an example of federal government overreach into state affairs. This federal pressure has manipulated states into raising the drinking age so that they would not lose millions of dollars in highway funds. The reason that the drinking age was raised to 21 is because the government promised a 10 percent increase in highway funds to each state if they did so. The main reason the drinking age was increased was the persuasion by large interest groups, such as MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving). Their main arguments for raising the legal drinking age to 21 was so that the law could protect people under that age and keep them safe. Authorities state that they enforce the underage drinking law for our own personal safety. MADD’s goal is to put “mandatory ignition interlocks for all convicted drunk drivers and the development of advanced technology that will one day make cars inoperable by someone who is drunk.” They believe this will save hundreds of thousands of
According to MADD, in 2012 30% of traffic deaths were a result of drunken driving fatalities. There were over 1200 accidents caused by drunk driving, with over 700 injuries. It’s not always the person drinking that is affected by these accidents. Innocent people are seriously injured and even killed every day as a result of other people drinking and driving. Why should they or their families pay for this bad judgment? The worst part is these accidents are preventable. If you are going to drink be responsible enough not to drive. It’s not just your life that could be
Drinking alcohol habits among adults has been a part of life but for all young people, this could not be right. In my own experience and in the environment I grow up with, I don’t remember that there was a strict age limit for drinking. It’s the parent’s responsibility to guide their children and educate them about bad alcohol drinking habit, since more bad things happen after people getting drunk because of irresponsibility and negligence. It believes that responsibility goes with the age. It also believed that the older your age, the mature you get but in my own opinion it doesn’t apply to all people though. Still, there are some who can’t limit their drinking which led them to terrible drinking problem, accidents and worst jailing time. I think this topic should be explored more since there are lots of lives involve in this case. Even innocent people are victims of alcohol abuse done by other reckless people. So setting an age limit should lessen the devastating effect of too much alcohol drinking. It might not totally help or completely stop the crime brought by alcohol abuse but having a law will discipline all civilians.
Custom Chip, Inc case describes the situation of a company where lack of coordination and cooperation among different departments is hindering them to achieve their common or ultimate goal as a single business entity. Applications engineering, product engineering and manufacturing are all inclined towards achieving their individual objectives and timelines rather than collaborating and synergizing their efforts in order to attain a common goal of effective production with improved cost reduction. Few of the primary reasons are insufficient and unorganized company policies for coordination and cooperation, poor networking with in the organization especially on management level, lack of communication and influence among managers and VPs, insufficient human resource, and measuring a department's effectiveness solely on its performance based on individual objectives, rather than checking its effects on over all company's performance.
A while back I was involved in a small gathering in my own dorm room where the consumption of alcohol was taking place by many college students under the legal drinking age limit. Although I was not drinking, the fact that I was socializing and allowing this to take place in my room put me under the position of a facilitator. This position is just as problematic as if I were to actually consume alcohol myself. The residential life handbook states that alcohol consumption in the dorms must involve only people above the legal drinking limit and may only be done behind closed doors in the dorm room. The reason for this rule is the topic at hand.
Some people argue that they have a right as a legal adult at 18 to be able to drink. They believe that if they are able to fight for the country, pay taxes, buy a car, have a family, go to college, vote, smoke, they should be able to drink (Verbeckmoes). The problem is that drinking is different than any of those other responsibilities. Drinking has side effects and consequences that can affect other people than just the person who decided to drink. Since studies show that 18-year-olds are not mature enough to consume alcohol and make responsible decisions concerning alcohol, then it is not safe for others and themselves to make it
This also means that they will not have to check ID cards or determine if someone has had too much to drink. They have fewer responsibilities than a bartender that works at a bar. The downside is that they share their tips with the waiters, waitresses, table bussers and hostesses.The equipment used by a bartender will vary depending on where they work. Most will use carbonated beverage dispensers, cocktail shakers, sprayers, shaver machines, bar blenders and bottle openers. They will also need to know which type of drink goes in which glass. For example, wine is often poured into a wine glass, beer is poured into a beer mug and champagne is poured into a champagne flute. Some of the glasses need to be kept ice cold while other glasses can be kept at room temperature. This is covered in bartending school, on the job training or through a good bartending course.So, what is a bartender job description? A bartender is a person who works behind the counter at a bar or restaurant and mixes drinks according to customer orders. They routinely check customer identification to make sure they are not underage and they stop serving alcohol if the customer has had too much to