APA Webinar: DRAM Shop Liability and Toxicology Review with the Experts!

Toxicological analysis provides the technical foundation of most DRAM shop disputes.  You'll learn about the scientific aspects related to blood alcohol concentration, intoxication and impairment; metabolizing alcohol, drinks-per-hour-per-weight, and gender; and, restaurant operations and premises security; and a bit of crash reconstruction.

Michael J. McCabe, Jr., Ph.D. is an internationally-trained and nationally recognized scientist with both research and teaching experience.  He has a broad-based background in toxicology with specialized expertise in mechanistic immunotoxicology and human health assessment.  Dr. McCabe earned his M.S. and Ph.D. in Microbiology and Immunology from Albany medical College, NY, and completed post-doctorate training at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.  he is an active member in many professional associations including the Society of Toxicology and has served on numerous national and international advisory committees for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Academy of Sciences, the US Environmental Protection Agency, and the World Health Organization.  He sits on the editorial board of four toxicology journals, has been widely published and has received numerous research grants from NIH.  Dr. McCabe applies his expertise in toxicology to issues involving exposures to agents such as metals, solvents, PCBs/Dioxins, and pesticides; blood alcohol, recreational drugs and substance abuse; food allergies; dermal reactions; and cosmetic product liability.  He has spent more than 24 years working in the field of toxicology studying the adverse effects of chemical, physical and biological agents on living organisms. 

Jeffrey P. Jannarone is qualified to investigate matters of Public Safety Practices and Procedures including use of force, emergency vehicles, as well as DRAM Shop litigation and the regulation of alcoholic beverage products.  Mr. Jannarone has been an instructor for the Criminal Justice Department at Passaic County Community College in Wayne, New Jersey; he is the Commissioner of the Wall Township Fire District where he has spent almost 30 years managing policies, procedures and personnel; Sergeant and EMT with Rutgers Police Department for 14 years.  He is an expert in the area of alcohol sales, liquor licensing, clinical effects of alcohol use, underage drinking prevention and the reduction of risk and liability of hospitality practices; one of only four Masters Trainers for the TAM program in the United States providing instruction on the implementation of responsible liquor practices.  Mr. Jannarone has been a speaker at numerous engagements on topics such as Bar Security and DRAM Shop Management Standards; Forensic Toxicology and Service of Alcohol; Police Practices; and of course, DRAM Shop Liability.

Cost: 

$25 members

$30 non-members, guests