A judge has decided an insurance company does not have to defend or indemnify a bar's operator for the injuries a passerby sustained when a bouncer tackled a would-be patron.
May 15, 2015 at 07:00 AM
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A judge has decided an insurance company does not have to defend or indemnify a bar’s operator for the injuries a passerby sustained when a bouncer tackled a would-be patron.
In April 2009, Shawn Morgan, a bouncer at Hop Devil Grill in the East Village, denied admission to Mark Petrisch, who was allegedly drunk. Petrisch purportedly spat at Morgan, who then chased him across the street.
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