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A California appeals court has ruled that the owners of a bar had a duty to  intervene in an attack on a patron. In the case, the court ruled that bouncers  at a bar who anticipated an assault did not attempt to keep the parties  separated, resulting in the injury of a patron and liability for the bar.


A California appeals court has ruled that the owners of a bar had a duty to intervene in an attack on a patron. In the case, the court ruled that bouncers at a bar who anticipated an assault did not attempt to keep the parties separated, resulting in the injury of a patron and liability for the bar.


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