Vanderhoek v. Willy

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• finding that “a trier of fact could reasonably infer” actual knowledge of visible intoxication where, shortly after consuming at least three beers at 'the bar, the intoxicated individual was involved in an accident, failed several sobriety tests, and registered a BAC of 0.15%
• blood alcohol level coupled with appearance at scene of accident short time after being served
• driver with blood-alcohol content of 0.15% failed several sobriety tests and exhibited numerous physical signs of intoxication such as \watery and bloodshot\ eyes, slurred speech, and \unsteadiness in balance\

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