Market Place Kitchen and Bar in Woodbury. (Photo: Google)
Attorneys for the estate of Edward Bertulis have filed suit against the eatery that allegedly sold Katherine Berman liquor right before the car accident that took both their lives last year. Bertrulis was killed when his vehicle was struck from behind by Berman's vehicle.
August 28, 2018 at 03:12 PM
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The family of a man killed in a car crash with the wife of ESPN sportscaster Chris Berman is suing the restaurant that served the other driver drinks right before the accident.
But legal experts say it will likely be an uphill battle for the plaintiffs, who are looking to use Connecticut’s Dram Shop Act to sue the Woodbury-based establishment that allegedly sold Katherine Berman the liquor that allegedly got her drunk, before she had an accident that killed her and another motorist.
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