Dram Shop & Wrongful Death in Nashville: Riley Strain Found in the Cumberland River After a Lower Broadway Bar Overserved a Visibly Intoxicated MU Student and Ejected Him Into a Dangerous Riverfront Without Safe Escort — Attorney911 Brings Ralph Manginello’s 27+ Years of Federal-Court Trial Practice to Tennessee’s Beyond-a-Reasonable-Doubt Dram Shop Burden, We Pursue the Bar, the Fraternity and the Security Operation Behind the Over-Service and the Negligent Supervision of a Sanctioned Trip, Lupe Peña the Former Insurance-Defense Insider, We Secure the Surveillance Footage, POS Records and Toxicology Reports Before the Overwrite, Millions Recovered in Wrongful-Death Cases, Tennessee’s Comparative-Fault Rule and Wrongful-Death Act Demand a Trial Lawyer Who Knows This Proof — Free 24/7 Consultation, No Fee Unless We Win, Hablamos Español, 1-888-ATTY-911
Nashville Dram Shop Wrongful Death: When a Bar’s Last Drink Costs a Life The phone call comes and your world splits in half. Your son went to Nashville with his fraternity brothers — a trip that was supposed to be fun — and now you are being told his body was found in the Cumberland River. You are hearing about a bar on Lower Broadway, about an ejection, about hours nobody can account for. And while you are still trying to understand how a living, breathing person ends up in a river, the machinery of the other side is already in motion — the bar’s statements are being shaped, the surveillance footage is on a countdown to erasure, and the fraternity’s group chats are quietly disappearing from phones. We are sorry you are reading this page. We are also glad you found it, because what happens in the next few weeks will decide whether the truth about your loved one’s death ever comes out in a courtroom, or whether it gets buried under “personal responsibility” and a footage loop that recorded over itself before anyone asked for it. Our trial team takes Tennessee wrongful death and dram shop cases. We…