Trixie operates a tavern in Columbus, Georgia.On his way home from work a few weeks ago, Jack stopped at Trixie's Tavern for a few drinks, as he did several times a week.Trixie, the bartender, continued to serve Jack drinks even after he began stumbling around, slurred his speech, and got unusually and unreasonably angry at the people near him. Finally, Jack pulled his car keys out of his pocket, pushed his glass across the bar to Trixie, and said "One more for the road." Trixie served him, and Jack finished the drink, then stood up and headed out the door. While driving home, Jack hits and injures Paul, a pedestrian in a crosswalk.

Paul has sued Jack and Trixie's Tavern for his injuries.Do you thinkTrixie's Tavern will be liable?Why or why not?Make sure that you refer to the appropriate Georgia law and explain your answer fully.[You may need to review the lecture that discusses the Georgia dram shop law.]

Suppose that instead of going to the tavern after work, Jack stopped by Holly's home.Holly, a coworker was throwing a barbecue. Jack had several drinks at the barbecue and becomes noticeably intoxicated, but Holly kept serving him alcohol. Eventually, Jack got back in his car to drive home, again hitting Paul in the crosswalk, causing severe injuries.

Paul sued both Jack and Holly.Will Holly be liable?Why or why not?