Is their any legal action that can be taken against bouncers in bars???
449592
Depends on the state you live in. Technically, any action committed where there is intentional contact that can cause injury is considered battery (Texas Penal code). But you would have to have called the police and filed a complaint. They can also be held civilly liable, both the bar and the individuals. They are NOT peace officers, and cannot cause injury except in defense of themselves or a 3rd party. In my experience as a cop, bouncers are a typically (though not exclusively) a group of testosterone driven bullies and thugs that lack the intelligence or ability to secure any other type of employment. Realistically, you face an uphill battle. Good luck.
490650
I'd call the police.  What you're describing is a crime, not merely a financial/contract issue.  It's like he's running a scam.  If the police won't do anything, then go to the magistrates office and file against him.  The secretary in the magistrates office will help you fill out the forms.  After you win before the magistrate, you can do a sherrif's sale on his personal property to collect your deposit and any court costs you incurred if he doesn't pay you in a timely manner.\n\nEdited to FocalBlur:  He/she paid by cash but has a receipt.  Even though there's no contract, he/she has a case because people don't just give money to people for no reason--a service should be rendered.  I agree saving the advertisements, keeping a log of phone calls, what was said on what date and what occurred, will back up the case.  But he/she's not screwed for paying cash since he/she did get a reciept.
595837
complain to the BAR Association in your state. They will will do the "asking" for you. And they will get a response.
921459
probably.  ask your local city government/police.
823835
Yes, ordering us to pay for their shite channels or go to court and pay a fine. Barstards, it shouldn't be allowed.
852006
I think in the UK you have to have more than one, and possibly up to three, independent complaints about domestic noise before the police will intervene and speak to the offenders.\nYou could try talking to the owner of the tenanted property to see if the occupants are in breach of the terms of the lease. Other than that, perhaps Citizens Advice may have a lawyer you can chat to about your legal options.
1078089
CALL THE POLICE!!!!!!!!!!!
936635
It is a shame. Uncover policemen who admit to having at least 2 drinks overhear what may have been a joke until investigation is complete we do not know. If anyone outside of a strip club in bad neighborhood wearing regular clothes pointed a gun at me, I would try to get away from gunmen. I doubt I would ever see the badge. The 2nd officer is my only problem, the police said he shot 31 times which means he stopped, reloaded & started to shoot again. I am waiting for results of investigation but so far the police explanation sounds bad for them.\nWe must allow the police to defend itself but not to continue shooting a groom or anyone else. Drinking on job whether uncover or not in unacceptable. I am a white 51 yr old woman, so no it is not a race or gender issue issue for me.
842078
You run a thin line with slander, especially if he has put the incident behind him. Discuss it with the police first to see if anything can be done
1038486
Assuming the bar is owned by a private person/entity and assuming the bar is not discriminating against you based on what is called an immutable trait (Race, Sex, etc) then they can pretty much refuse service to anybody they want.
467830
try legal aid or your county bar assn. may have a program available. Best Wishes with it.
181973
First report them to the landlord.If that does'nt work,and you don't want to confront them yourself,call the police.I wish you luck.I have the same problem here.My neighbor is a 21 yr old alcoholic who loves to party,and entertain friends from Thursday night to Monday morning.I have called the law 3 times this week,and all they do is come by ,and tell them to turn the music down.We are very quiet people,and the noise makes me very nervous.
872229
Call a lawyer, you might be able to take legal action.
416957
All you can do is state that the party is "dry" and if they should come with their own "refreshments" they will be asked to leave.\n\nUnless the party is at a hall where security can ask them to leave your only recourse would be to call the police.\n\nDo you really think they would dishonor you wishes that way?  What kind of man is your husband? better yet what kind of father??
1008123
Where would you find a Lawyer that would sue another Lawyer\n\nTry filing a complaint with the State Bar instead
713156
I think I'd have fun with it if that's how she acted.  Sort of like I was just a normal customer, and she's a stark raving lunatic is how it would appear to the outsider ;-)  \n\nBut to answer your question, yes, they can.  It's private property, just like a bar, so they can ask you to leave and if you don't, they can have you removed (by the cops and the cops only) for trespassing.
49160
Stop hanging out at bars.