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Did a bartender damage my real ID at the bar last night? How can I hold them accountable for this?
In theory. In theory you could sue him in small claims court, but it's not going to be worth it for $100 to file a lawsuit, and you'd have to prove it was him.
In theory. In theory you could sue him in small claims court, but it’s not going to be worth it for $100 to file a lawsuit, and you’d have to prove it was him.
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In Wisconsin, parent can indeed have their child drink alcohol under supervision, regardless of how worthless that parent's supervision is in practice. However, trying to give alcohol to child's friend may get them in a lot of trouble. That said, just because something is legal doesn't mean it's nRead more
In Wisconsin, parent can indeed have their child drink alcohol under supervision, regardless of how worthless that parent’s supervision is in practice. However, trying to give alcohol to child’s friend may get them in a lot of trouble.
That said, just because something is legal doesn’t mean it’s not dangerous. If you end up being divorced, this can be a good argument for why dad shouldn’t custody.
Unfortunately, parents can legally do a lot of harmful things to their children. Hard liquor to a freaking 11 year old weekly is harmful.
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I mean did you feel pressured to take it by your manager? If so you could possibly report them for offering alcohol to someone under 21.
I mean did you feel pressured to take it by your manager? If so you could possibly report them for offering alcohol to someone under 21.
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This is worth a call to your City Councilperson and State Rep or Senator.
This is worth a call to your City Councilperson and State Rep or Senator.
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I second reaching out to a crisis center for a lawyer referral, or possibly a women's shelter? You need a lawyer, and if you haven't already go to the hospital and tell them what happened. They can help.
I second reaching out to a crisis center for a lawyer referral, or possibly a women’s shelter? You need a lawyer, and if you haven’t already go to the hospital and tell them what happened. They can help.
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Does your contract with the venue address provision of alcohol?
Does your contract with the venue address provision of alcohol?
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Not pressing charges isn’t the same thing as saying she wouldn’t be expected to pay for the damages. If she refuses to pay for it they can sue.
Not pressing charges isn’t the same thing as saying she wouldn’t be expected to pay for the damages. If she refuses to pay for it they can sue.
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