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Originally Posted by Advogado
In my real life, I was an attorney. I still remember enough law to know that a restaurant that doesn't have its employees wear masks is not only socially irresponsible, it is running a significant liability risk.
In fact, if you follow the news closely, you will see that businesses are lobbying for liability protection if they reopen. Google "Covid-19 liability risk". A restaurant that doesn't have its employees wear masks is not only threatening the lives of its customers and employees, it it being just plain stupid in risking liability.
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Originally Posted by Garwood1
How about if you give the virus to a server , they are the ones at risk , you going to be liable ?
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As an attorney, I'm sure you realize that proving one specific potential exposure by a preponderance of the evidence is probably impossible given the numerous potential exposures every day. Likewise, it would be impossible to single out a single customer that transmitted the virus to a server.
Just be picky during voir dire, you wouldn't want me empaneled on
THAT jury
