According to recent news reports from San Antonio Texas two people have suffered undisclosed injuries after the motorcycle they were on was struck by a suspected drunk driver around 3 a.m. on Thursday July 14. The injury accident occurred on Callaghan Road near Muirfield. The injured victims were taken to a local hospital for treatment. The driver of the Jeep that struck the victims was arrested for DWI.
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When a suspected drunk driver causes an injury accident in Texas Texas dram shop law works to hold all parties responsible for the accident accountable for their actions. In other words if the alleged drunk driver was over-served alcohol at a bar restaurant or similar type of alcohol-serving establishment prior to being in the wreck that establishment may bear partial civil liability for the injurious results of the accident. Additionally a suspected drunk driver can be held civilly liable for his or her own reported negligence while also facing criminal charges. A third party investigation may be conducted that can look into the circumstances that may have led up to this unfortunate accident.
San Antonio Drunk Driver Accident Attorney Michael Grossman
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