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Jury puts liquor store's liability at $3 million in minors' deaths Article 1 of 2 found    David Olinger Denver Post Staff Writer March 2, 2004; Page A-01 Section: 1A SECTION Article ID: 1193443 -- 581 words An Arapahoe County jury awarded $3 million in damages Monday to the families of two teenagers killed in a 2001 car wreck after the 18-year-old driver bought a keg of beer. But the owner of the Sheridan liquor store will pay much less than that because of a state law limiting liquor-store liability. Each family can expect to recover $219,750 plus interest - the maximum under a 1986 state law. Lawyers for the victims' parents say they believe the jury award against Click for complete article ($2.95)

Liquor store liable in teens' fatal crash Jury concludes keg was sold to minor Article 2 of 2 found    David Olinger Denver Post Staff Writer February 27, 2004; Page B-03 Section: DENVER AND WEST Article ID: 1192905 -- 397 words The liquor store that provided a beer keg to Englewood High students involved in a fatal 2001 car crash should be held liable for damages, an Arapahoe County jury decided Thursday. The jury concluded Warehouse Liquor Mart "willfully and knowingly sold alcohol to a minor," said attorney Ronald Podboy, who represented a victim's mother. "We are extremely happy and the families are extremely happy with the findings of liability," he said. The standard for proving a knowing Click for complete article ($2.95)

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