Fulmer v. Timber Inn Restaurant & Lounge, Inc.

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• noting that “the legislature may abrogate rules of the common law by statute”
• unless modified or abrogated, applicable common-law rules are binding on Oregon courts
• A plaintiff may bring a common-law negligence action against a person or entity that negligently supplied alcohol to the plaintiff when he or she already was visibly intoxicated and the plaintiff suffered injuries caused by that negligent conduct.
• A plaintiff may bring a common-law negligence action against a person or entity that negligently supplied alcohol to the plaintiff when he or she already was visibly intoxicated and the plaintiff suffered injuries caused by that *Page 818 negligent conduct.
• A plaintiff may bring a common- law negligence action against a person or entity that negligently supplied alcohol to the plaintiff when he or she already was visibly intoxicated and the plaintiff suffered injuries caused by that negligent conduct.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).