Although the general rule is that parents are not held liable for the acts of their children, there are certain situations in which parents will be held responsible for the bad acts of their offspring.
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- In Pennsylvania, it is illegal for a liquor license holder, like a bar or restaurant, to serve patrons who are minors (under the age of 21) or people who are "visibly intoxicated."
- Under Pennsylvania law, there are many circumstances in which, although someone is injured, a lawsuit against the responsible party is not permitted due to a statute granting immunity.
- Sovereign Immunity is the legal defense available to governmental entities which makes it unlawful to sue them.
- In order to protect your legal rights, make sure you file your lawsuit within the required time period as set forth in the Statute of Limitations.
- We've all heard of adults trying to contact children online to get sex. If you are a parent, what can you do to protect your children who use the Internet? Should you just not let them near a computer until they reach a certain age?
