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North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
4307 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699
Phone: 919-779-0700
URL: https://abc.nc.gov
NC Legal Age to Consume: 21
NC Legal Age to Serve: 18
NC Legal Age to Pour: 21 Our course MEETS state alcohol seller/server training requirements. Alcohol Server Training Law
Non-Regulated
No state laws pertaining to alcohol training
Approved TIPS Programs
Classroom: On-Premise, Off-Premise, Concessions, and Gaming Online: TIPS is valid for certification
Requirements
N/A
Length of Certification
TIPS Certification is valid for 3 years
Additional Info: North Carolina's Dram Shop Law differs from many other states. Here's a breakdown of the key points:
* **Limited Seller Liability:** Unlike most Dram Shop Laws, North Carolina's law offers limited liability for establishments that serve alcohol. This means bars, restaurants, or liquor stores are generally not liable if they serve alcohol to a person of legal drinking age (21 or over) who later gets intoxicated and causes harm.
There is no general legal duty on these establishments to stop serving alcohol to someone who becomes visibly intoxicated (unless they are already underage).
* **Exception: Selling to Minors:** It's important to note that selling or serving alcohol to someone under the legal drinking age (21 in North Carolina) is illegal. If a minor gets intoxicated and causes harm, the establishment that served them could be held liable under North Carolina General Statutes § 18B-302(a).
**Social Host Liability:**
* Similar to seller liability, social hosts in North Carolina generally **are not liable** for serving alcohol to adults of legal drinking age who then cause harm while intoxicated. There can be some liability for social hosts who serve alcohol to minors.
**Important to Note:**
* If you believe an establishment might be liable for serving alcohol to someone who caused harm while intoxicated, consulting with an attorney specializing in personal injury is crucial due to the limited Dram Shop Law in North Carolina.
* They can assess the specific circumstances of your situation and advise you on potential legal options outside of Dram Shop Law, such as focusing on the exception of serving a minor or other avenues of lawsuits.
Here are some resources for further information:
* NC Dram Shop Laws | Alcohol Liability Laws In North Carolina - Edwards Kirby, LLP: [https://www.edwardskirby.com/](https://www.edwardskirby.com/)
* Understanding North Carolina's Dram Shop Liability Laws: [https://whitleylawfirm.com/raleigh-premises-liability-lawyer/dram-shop/](https://whitleylawfirm.com/raleigh-premises-liability-lawyer/dram-shop/)