Long v. Greenwell (In Re Greenwell)

How courts have described this case

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• Defendant’s intentional drinking unleashed the unbroken causative chain which led to the injury to plaintiff’s vehicle
• liabilities incurred as a result of drunk driving held nondischargeable because “the voluntary drinking ... constituted an intentional act sufficient to support the conclusion that the injury caused by the defendant was willful and malicious”
• defendant who drank intentionally was responsible for \natural outcome\ of his acts
• defendant who drank intentionally was responsible for “natural outcome” of his acts
• voluntary drinking constituted intentional act

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).