The state Supreme Court has declined to take up the appeal of a mother seeking to hold a casino civilly liable for a valet who did not withhold car keys from her visibly intoxicated son, who later died in a car crash.
The high court denied allocatur Feb. 25 in Moranko v. Downs Racing. The decision lets stand an en banc Superior Court ruling that held valets do not have a duty to withhold keys from visibly intoxicated patrons.
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