Tiger Woods removed from Jupiter restaurant wrongful death lawsuit
An amended complaint filed Friday by the parents of
The lawsuit alleged that co-workers at the restaurant over-served alcohol to Immesberger despite having knowledge that he struggled with alcoholism. Attorneys for Woods argued that Woods had no connection to the events described in the lawsuit. Woods is an investor, but does not own or work at the restaurant, his attorneys said. In statement released Monday, Woods' attorney
"The decision was clearly appropriate and reflected the fact that
Immesberger reportedly completed a work shift at about
According to the lawsuit, his blood alcohol level was .256, more than three times the state's legal limit of .08.
The lawsuit was filed days before Woods competed in the PGA Championship golf tournament on
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