It isn’t so funny when happens outside the fictional realm of comedic films. And actually, it’s much more grotesque. The Supreme Court of Washington decided to allow a suit involving a Burger King employee spitting on a police officer’s burger to go forward despite it presenting claims different in nature than what you traditionally see in food contamination cases. Joining me to discuss the decision and its impact is Nick Kampars of Davis Wright Tremaine and their Hospitality Law Blog.
Topics: Burger King, Damages, Emotional Distress Damages, Food Contamination, Motion to Dismiss
Published In: Products Liability Updates
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