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When a doctor prescribes ADHD medication for a teenager, parents may have concerns about their child’s liability in the event of a car wreck. People with attention deficit disorders take stimulant medications to help them focus on tasks such as driving. However, if...
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reported 94 deaths of individuals under age 21 related to alcohol in 2020 in Alabama. Underage drinking is a concern within the state. It is important for everyone to safeguard youth against the dangers of...
Alabama, known for its rich history and warm southern charm, enforces strict rules regarding alcohol consumption, especially by minors. A significant concern arises when establishments, like bars, serve alcohol to those underage. Sadly, the CDC estimates that high...
When it comes to enjoying a night out with friends or celebrating a special occasion, you may often find yourself at establishments that serve alcohol. While having a good time is the goal, it is important to understand liquor liability. Liquor, or alcohol-related,...
While drinking and driving always comes with some degree of risk, having one or two drinks will rarely inhibit your judgment and reaction speed to the point of being dangerous. The legal blood alcohol content limit for individuals operating a vehicle in Alabama is...
When someone you love faces catastrophic injuries or death from a drunk driver, you may be looking for those accountable. While the driver may be the one behind the wheel, the person who served him or her alcohol could also face legal responsibility under social host...
College football is pretty much a religion in the South, and Saturdays throughout the fall are for parties and gameday celebrations. If you are hosting a party, there are several things to keep in mind when serving alcohol. Alcohol laws and minors In Alabama, the...
When you think of high-paying occupations, bartender probably does not come to mind. Indeed, according to Salary.com, the average bartender in the U.S. makes between $17,000 and $34,000 per year. To pad this comparatively low salary, most bartenders rely on customers...