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Social Host & Liquor Liability Laws in Massachusetts

Many people know that bars can be liable for serving alcohol to customers who are obviously drunk. But did you know friends, family, and other private hosts may also be legally responsible for overserving their guests? While only commercial establishments are subject to Massachusetts liquor liability statutes, both businesses and…

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Should I be Worried About Social Host Liability this New Year’s Eve?

If you are having a New Year’s Eve party to ring in 2018, there’s a good chance you’ll be serving alcohol. Although there’s nothing wrong with guests enjoying a few adult beverages, it may be your responsibility to ensure that they do so responsibly, and that they are of legal…

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Social host liability – How good intentions go horribly wrong

You’re the parent of a Massachusetts high school student and have done a tremendous job so far of encouraging your child to always be honest and always ask you questions, even the ones that make you uncomfortable. One day, you get a question you never truly expected to get: “Mom,…

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Boston’s Greatest Bar Allowed to Reopen Following City Inspection

A popular bar near Boston’s TD Garden was allowed to reopen following an inspection by city officials last week. The Greatest Bar, located on Friend Street, was investigated by Boston police officers and the chief of the Problem Properties Task Force on Thursday night during a raid of its premises…

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Massachusetts Mother Arrested for Hosting Underage Drinking Party: A Reminder to Parents About Social Host Liability Law

A North Andover woman was arrested this weekend for hosting an underage drinking party. According to police, the woman, whose children were also both in attendance, charged teens an attendance fee. Police officers had received reports of an underage drinking party at the Woodcrest Drive residence Friday night. There were…

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