Halifax Alehouse staff members face charges in connection with alleged October assault
It said the man was “held down for a period of time” before being escorted off the property.
The incident “was the result of the carelessness, negligence and intentional actions of the bouncers,” it said. The bouncers were not named in the notice of action.Failing to implement and/or maintain a reasonable standard of employee conduct and behaviour;Failing to adequately screen its employees; The plaintiff is seeking damages, including aggravated damages, damages for past medical expenses and future cost of care, past lost wages and loss of earning capacity or loss of future wages, and damages for pain, suffering and loss of enjoyment of life.
The allegations in the notice of action have not been proven and court spokesperson Jennifer Stairs said they do not have a notice of defence on file.Bouncers and bar security staff are not regulated in the province of Nova Scotia.
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