You can certainly try, however a bar has no obligation to serve any person. It is highly unlikely that you could prevail or even get the action before a judge.
(in the US) That has been attempted before with mixed results.
this depends on the type of drink served and the illness itself for example if it was a canned drink within its consumption date and restaurant served it unopened the restaurant will not be liableif it was an open drink the restaurant will not be liable if it has done all it could to keep the drink safe (checked the presence of foreign objects kept it safe from chemicals etc)manufacturer can most likely be liable depending upon the state of illness once again for example if the illness was allergic reaction and allergin warning is presence on the drink bottle the manufacturter will not be liable
Yes, you may have grounds for a lawsuit against a restaurant if they served you molded bread as it can be considered a health code violation and a breach of their duty to provide safe food. You would need to provide evidence of the moldy bread and any resulting harm or damages to support your case. It is advisable to seek legal advice from a professional specializing in food safety or personal injury law.
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You can't sue a restaurant for a bandaid in your salad unless it caused you harm. You can report this occurrence to your local department of health.
Yes.
You can get sick and then you could sue the restaurant.
Yes.
No because it was the customer not the restaurant ... you may be able to sue the customer who broke the plate!
yup,u have the right to
It all depends on the certifications that the bar carries. For example, if a bar in Texas is TABC certified then the owner of the bar and the bartender that served the victim can get fined and most likely sent to jail. You can't usually sue, but I would check your state laws.
Yes. A family relationship is no bar to civil action.