Lewis v. Razzberries, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that tavern owner did not owe patron a duty of care for wrongful death that occurred 23 feet beyond boundary of tavern owner’s property because patron was no longer invitee
• holding that tavern owner did not owe patron a duty of care for the wrongful death that occurred 23 feet beyond the boundary of the tavern owner’s property because the patron was no longer an invitee
• finding that a tavern was not liable for a criminal attack on one of its patrons that occurred 23 feet off premises because “[fjrom the time plaintiffs decedent left defendant’s legal boundaries, she was no longer owed a duty of care as a business invitee”
• \[T]his court has refused to extend liability to protect against assaults or altercations occurring after a patron leaves the owner's premises.\
• “[T]his court has refused to extend liability to protect against assaults or altercations occurring after a patron leaves the owner’s premises.”
• duty of care did not extend outside the tavern owner’s legal boundaries to an adjacent parking lot

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).