SD lawyers- question here

Long story short.

Bachelorette party last year. Girls drinking.
Girl was not drinking too much to get hammered.
Girl likely had drink spiked by guys.
Girl starts dancing on music stage for bands with other girls allowed by bar.
Girl passes out and face plants off the stage busting nose and teeth.
Girl goes to hospital - bar apologizes and promises to never let anyone dance on the stage again.
Girls insurance only covers so much of cosmetic repairs so girl decides to sue bar to cover the rest of the medical bills.

Case or no case?

Bars lawyers are trying to make a personal attack on girls character saying shes a crazy drunk and it will likely go to trial without a settlement.

How is the girl passing out the fault of the bar?

Quote from Zoe Moon : How is the girl passing out the fault of the bar?

I think the logic is most bars that allow dancing up high have a bar to prevent falling this but this one had no safety bar.

Girl should sue the guy who spiked her drink...

The establishment should sue her for damage to their bar.

Obligatory: Bitches be crazy!

needs pics of girt to determine if there's a case here

The is the US of A, so of coarse the bar needs to pay up, as well as the by-standers who should have prevented her from drinking, the security guards who didn't notice that her drink was spiked, the cab driver or the manufacturer of the car used to drive her to the bar, the beverage maker for putting alcohol in it....I'm sure there are more.

Quote from MTwallet : needs pics of girt to determine if there's a case here

Not gonna post a pic, but I'm very sure everyone would find her very attractive.

Quote from Zoe Moon : How is the girl passing out the fault of the bar?

Bartenders are responsible for everyone they serve drinks to, and they're not allowed to serve to intoxicated people. Her passing out is a good indication that she had too much to drink, possibly putting the blame on the bartender and thus, the bar.

Quote from nizzy1115 : Long story short. Bachelorette party last year. Girls drinking. Girl was not drinking too much to get hammered. Girl likely had drink spiked by guys. Girl starts dancing on music stage for bands with other girls allowed by bar. Girl passes out and face plants off the stage busting nose and teeth. Girl goes to hospital - bar apologizes and promises to never let anyone dance on the stage again. Girls insurance only covers so much of cosmetic repairs so girl decides to sue bar to cover the rest of the medical bills. Case or no case? Bars lawyers are trying to make a personal attack on girls character saying shes a crazy drunk and it will likely go to trial without a settlement.

If her lawyers can prove that the bar could have done more to prevent such an accident then yes. If the bar had done what it had needed to do within Health Dept and Safety guidelines and the accident still occurred, then No because passing out is passing out and you can't fix stupid.

Ughh, I hate people who can't take responsibility for their own actions. You drink too much and fall, sue someone.
How about not going out to drink if you can't handle your booze? If I sued for every time I passed out and injured myself drunk, I'd be richer the Mr.SD..

Oh and far as someone "spiking" her drink, you don't leave your drinks unattended. Common sense right there.

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Quote from BostonGirl : Oh and far as someone "spiking" her drink, you don't leave your drinks unattended. Common sense right there.

Also as far as someone spiking her drink, unless there were any witnesses or any other proof that it happened, it likely wouldn't come into play in a trial.

I'm gonna need to bill OP @ $350/hour to review the spelling in thread title. And I don't read too fast.