Christopher J. Yarbrough v. Gary Lynn McCormick D/B/A Guadalupe River Club Oyster Bar & Grill
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- appeal
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The trial court's summary judgment in favor of the restaurant defendant was affirmed on appeal. The plaintiff failed to establish that the defendant served alcohol to an obviously intoxicated person or encouraged over-service, and the defendant was protected by the Texas Dram Shop Act's trained server exception.
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