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UPDATE: James Thomson Injured in Alleged Drunk Driving Accident in Corpus Christi, Texas


CORPUS CHRISTI, TX — Two people were seriously injured in a major accidenti n Corpus Christi, Texas on Thursday, March 6th, 2014, according to the news article from KRIST-TV.>!–more–>

Highway Patrol representatives believe James Thompson was seriously hurt when he was struck by a vehicle for reasons currently under investigation when he was walking along or trying to cross a street after his car had broken down sometime March 6th.

Scene of the Accident

 

 

James Thompson sustained serious injuries in the accident. Another person was identified as Johans Bravo, who was also seriously hurt in the accident.

Police believe alcohol is a contributing factor in the accident.

Commentary:

A lot of Texans are woefully unaware of the state’s wonderful liquor liability protections that allow bars and liquor stores to be held liable when their customers cause accidents. Fortunately, Texas legislators saw the danger that bars can pose when they over serve. This is why when any person wishes to open a bar, nightclub, or a beer and liquor store, they must first make a promise to the state to serve and sell alcohol in a manner that does not endanger the public. When a bar serves somebody beyond the point of intoxication, or serves alcohol to somebody who is already intoxicated, that bar can be held liable for ANY accident that their patrons cause. Only when bars are held liable for drunk driving accidents will bars begin to see drunk drivers as a real liability.

–Grossman Law Offices

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