Drunk DrivingInjuries
Complex liability, including establishments that continued serving an obviously intoxicated patron.
Being hit by an impaired driver produces a specific kind of anger, because the harm was not simply careless — it was chosen, repeatedly, by someone who had every chance to stop.
These cases carry a layer that ordinary collisions do not. Under Texas dram shop law, a bar or establishment that continued serving a patron who was obviously intoxicated may share responsibility for what that patron did afterward. That matters enormously when the driver's own coverage cannot begin to address the harm done.
Andre Thomas handles the complex liability questions these cases raise — including claims against the establishments that over-served — as a former prosecutor who understands how the parallel criminal case fits alongside your civil claim.
- Claims against the impaired driver
- Dram shop claims against over-serving establishments
- Coordinating with the parallel criminal proceeding
- Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage
- Wrongful death arising from impaired driving
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