Establishes "Grace's Law" to hold social hosts liable for providing alcohol to visibly intoxicated individuals, creating a rebuttable presumption of.
Missouri HB3435, known as "Grace's Law," amends state law to hold social hosts liable for damages if they knowingly provide alcohol to visibly intoxicated individuals or under circumstances that create an unreasonable risk of harm. The law establishes a rebuttable presumption of intoxication based on blood alcohol concentration levels, affecting the ability to recover damages.
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