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  In the US, the woman would have a case. I used to tend bar. It is the bartender's responsibility to cut people off if they are getting drunk. 
  It is actually pretty scary. I once had a patron climb over the bar and take a drink. When I took it back (because that is way illegal), I was fired because the guy was super rich. I know a bartender who cut someone off. That person came back at closing and shot the bartender twice. Bartender survived, thankfully.
context: I guess if you’re on the hook for a $15 million dollar damage bill, you may as well sue everyone in sight. >
  
  Maybe they can change the venue for the suit to be down in America. That kind of responsibility-ducking and carpet-suing is a little embarrassing for us. >
  
  
  
  Over-serving alcohol to a guest is probably more serious in Canada than in the United States of America.
  
  
  Of course this happened in President's Choice Brand® London.