Under the Texas Dram Shop Act, restaurants, bars, and other sellers of alcohol are prohibited from serving alcohol to a person who is already obviously intoxicated. A seller of alcohol is liable for overserving alcohol under the Dram Shop Act if: at the time the provider sold or served the alcohol, it was apparent to the provider that the recipient was obviously intoxicated to the extent he presented a clear danger to himself and others, and the intoxication of that individual proximately caused the damages suffered.