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Foley & Foley

Sherry Foley & Tim Foley

Appellate Practice, Estate Planning & Administration, Education and Commercial Litigation

December 2022
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Protect Your Guests and Yourself When Hosting a Holiday Party

“Holiday cheer” is often synonymous with alcoholic beverages in many people’s minds. There is nothing wrong with that thinking, but homeowners should be aware that they may be held liable in some states if intoxicated guests leave the party and cause injury or property damage to others. So ...
- Encourage guests to pick a designated driver.
- Stock plenty of non-alcoholic beverages and serve food.
- Call a cab for intoxicated guests or offer a place to sleep at your house.
- Never allow minors to drink.
- As the host, stay in control by not drinking too much yourself.

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holiday home checklist

’Tis the season for everything holly, jolly, merry and bright. But celebrating the spirit of the holidays takes more than just planning the perfect menu and stunning home decor. Thanksgiving to New Year’s can pose a greater risk for household injuries, including fires, falls, and food poisoning. This month’s You Should Know offers tips for avoiding these common (but preventable) seasonal mishaps.

BY THE NUMBERS

3,800

According to the National Fire Protection Association, 3,800 people died from fire-related injuries in 2022, and 75% of those fires happened in homes.

VIDEO BOOKMARK

Recipe for Disaster

If you're thinking of deep-frying a turkey (or some other festive fowl) for your holiday feast, make sure you do it properly! Watch this video for tips on what NOT to do.

THE DOCKET

CHECK THE HALLS

Use this infographic from the Consumer Product Safety Commission to check your holiday decor for any potential hazards.
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