Smith v. Isaacs

LEIBSON, Justice.

On March 31, 1986, the appellant, Michael K. Smith, a patron at Camelot East, a drinking establishment located in Lexington, Kentucky, was shot in the back by another customer. He filed a tort claim for damages alleging negligence abd wanton and willful misconduct against William Isaacs, the customer who shot him, alleging dramshop liability against the corporation, Nite Life, Inc., which owns and operates the drinking establishment, and alleging two theories of liability against the appellee, Robert Lee Shields, “Individually”: liability as officer, director and principal…