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B. Current legal interpretations
1. The Pointe Resort can be held financially
liable if one of our customers who is
drinking in a Pointe bar causes personal
injury to a third party
2. The results are disastrous
II. GENERAL RULES
A. Anyone who seems intoxicated
1. Bring this to the attention of the bartender
and/or manager
2. If it is determined that the individual may
drive home, then every effort should be made
to encourage him/her to either take a taxicab
home or "take the elevator home", utilizing
the employee preferred rate
B. In our legalistic society, it is the
responsibility of all management personnel to
assist in insuring that legal liability to all of
the Pointe and Gosnell entities be held to a
minimum
If petitioner's primary concern was compliance with his
employer's elevator policy, petitioner failed to adhere to the
initial directive of the policy to insure that bartenders did not
serve alcohol to already intoxicated patrons; i.e., Ms. Doe, Ms.
Johnson, and Ms. Gavirati. Petitioner admitted that he believed
the women were intoxicated when he first met them. Nevertheless,
not only did petitioner fail to prevent further service of
alcohol to the women, he actually provided more alcohol to them,
including rounds of "kamikaze shots", which are concentrated
shots of alcohol. Petitioner admittedly contributed to the
further inebriation of Ms. Doe, Ms. Johnson, and Ms. Gavirati.
Moreover, in the civil suit filed by Ms. Doe, GBC clearly
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