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6006 N Mesa St #301
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6006 N Mesa St #301
El Paso, TX 79912
Ph:877-580-6171 - Toll Free
Ph: 915-581-6171 - Corporate Office
Ph: 412-805-6381 - PA
Fx: 888-632-3239
Stateline Insurance
6006 N Mesa St #301 El Paso, TX 79912 El Paso, TX
Alcohol and the Under Aged Party
It’s a nice idea to want to hold a celebration for a birthday of one of your children but as the host of a social gathering you are more likely to be held legally responsible for any damage or injuries when underage kids are involved. The legal drinking age varies from state to state but no matter what it is in your state, it’s always difficult to ensure that no underage people attend.
If you allow an underage event to be held on your property and alcohol is consumed, you may be held liable for injuries suffered or caused by a guest who is intoxicated. Even if you don t provide any alcohol, you may still be liable for alcohol-related injuries that occur. This is true whether the injuries occurred at the event or after the guest leaves. The courts are likely to be even more critical of your actions if you bought or provided the alcohol for the underage event.
Since injuries from falls, fights and vehicle crashes increase when someone drinks alcohol, planning ahead and being wise enough to not serve alcohol at all will give you a better chance of keeping your guests and other people in your community safe. It will also reduce your risk of being sued.
Make sure your homeowner’s insurance will cover any claim that may be made against you arising from events on your property. If needed, buy extra insurance for the specific event. Make sure you understand any circumstances in which your insurance will not provide coverage. As a host, you want to enjoy your event or party.
If you’d like further information about homeowner’s insurance or coverage for special events, our helpful customer service assistants are ready to help you so call us today.
It’s a nice idea to want to hold a celebration for a birthday of one of your children but as the host of a social gathering you are more likely to be held legally responsible for any damage or injuries when underage kids are involved. The legal drinking age varies from state to state but no matter what it is in your state, it’s always difficult to ensure that no underage people attend.
If you allow an underage event to be held on your property and alcohol is consumed, you may be held liable for injuries suffered or caused by a guest who is intoxicated. Even if you don t provide any alcohol, you may still be liable for alcohol-related injuries that occur. This is true whether the injuries occurred at the event or after the guest leaves. The courts are likely to be even more critical of your actions if you bought or provided the alcohol for the underage event.
Since injuries from falls, fights and vehicle crashes increase when someone drinks alcohol, planning ahead and being wise enough to not serve alcohol at all will give you a better chance of keeping your guests and other people in your community safe. It will also reduce your risk of being sued.
Make sure your homeowner’s insurance will cover any claim that may be made against you arising from events on your property. If needed, buy extra insurance for the specific event. Make sure you understand any circumstances in which your insurance will not provide coverage. As a host, you want to enjoy your event or party.
If you’d like further information about homeowner’s insurance or coverage for special events, our helpful customer service assistants are ready to help you so call us today.
