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North Dakota Car Accident Lawyers and Personal Injury Attorneys
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Ackre Law Firm, North Dakota- personal injury, wrongful death
The Ackre Law Firm- Cando, North Dakota- personal injury, wrongful death, insurance disputes, and probate.
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Lee Hagen Law Office Fargo North Dakota Wrongful Death - Products Liability- Accidents
Lee Hagen Law Office- Fargo, ND, Personal injury, wrongful death, products liability, negligence, railroad law, and torts.
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Zuger Kirmis & Smith
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Hawaii Revised Statutes §663-41 creates a right of action against any person twenty-one years or older who furnishes or sells alcoholic beverages to a person under the age of twenty-one years - or who knows of such alcohol consumption on owned premises and fails to reasonably prevent it - for all injuries and damages caused by the intoxicated person under twenty-one years of age. Oddly this law seems to hold social hosts to a higher standard of liability than businesses selling alcoholic beverages under a liquor license.
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