Dram Shop Laws

St. Patrick’s Day Drunk Driving

St. Patrick’s Day is a fun holiday celebrating Irish culture and is observed by many people here in New Jersey. The holiday is often celebrated through partying, gathering at bars, and the consumption of alcohol. Unfortunately, this is where St. Patrick’s Day can sometimes land people in legal trouble, and it can even cost lives. […]

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Dram Shop Laws

  The dictionary defines a dram shop as any establishment that serves alcoholic beverages. Traditionally, a dram is an 18th century measurement of a small unit of liquid. In New Jersey, Dram Shop Laws were enacted making it unlawful to sell alcohol to people “actually or apparently” under the age of 21 and to people […]

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