by Howard Cannon | Nov 21, 2025 | Alcohol Liability/DRAM Shop, Articles, Consulting & Coaching, Expert Witness Services, Food Safety, Hot Coffee Burns, Restaurant OSHA, Slips Trips and Falls
Flashback Friday {Howard on Anderson Cooper Live} Welcome to Flashback Friday at Restaurant Expert Witness. Today we are throwing it back to 2012 when Howard was a guest on Anderson Cooper Live. Whether you missed the appearance the first time around or you are...
by Howard Cannon | Oct 31, 2025 | Consulting & Coaching, Expert Witness Services, Restaurant OSHA
Security Policies Save Lives Restaurant OSHA Safety and Security Chapter 51. Security Restaurants and bars are prime targets for robbery, burglary, theft, and other criminal and violent activity—due in large part to their odd hours of operation (early mornings...
by Howard Cannon | Oct 21, 2025 | Alcohol Liability/DRAM Shop, Expert Witness Services, Food Safety, Hot Coffee Burns, Restaurant OSHA, Slips Trips and Falls, Uncategorized
OSHA speaks a great deal for the safety of the general public, customers and all others who enter the working premises. Restaurants offer a unique set of circumstances referred to as “shared space” or “common areas.” Therefore, OSHA compliance impacts everyone...
by Howard Cannon | Sep 22, 2025 | Acts of Violence, Alcohol Liability/DRAM Shop, Consulting & Coaching, Hot Coffee Burns, Restaurant OSHA, Slips Trips and Falls, Uncategorized
Restaurant Ridiculous: Dram Shop & Alcohol Liability Personal Injury Lawsuits We are happy to announce the eighth published book by Forensic Scientist and Court-Testifying Expert Witness- Howard Cannon! Restaurant Ridiculous: Dram Shop & Alcohol Liability...
by Howard Cannon | Sep 17, 2025 | Acts of Violence, Alcohol Liability/DRAM Shop, Consulting & Coaching, Food Safety, Hot Coffee Burns, Restaurant OSHA, Slips Trips and Falls
Nearly 11,000 slip and falls occur each day in America’s restaurants; that’s around 4 million each year. These slip and fall incidents cost the hospitality industry over $2 billion each year and these injuries are increasing at a rate of about ten percent...
