"French Fry" US Appeals Court Case?
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Google is your friend.
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Your in a for a treat....\n\nhttp://www.state.il.us/court/OPINIONS/SupremeCourt/1996/June/Opinions/HTML/78726.txt
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First, you would need to prove that all these people feel ill from the same, not similar, food from the same lot number. If all these people became ill from the same lot number and a Motion is presented before the Court to deem this as a Class Action, then is it can be done. Otherwise, each individual can file their own lawsuit against the corporation for a tort. In addition, it may not be the product, it may be the manufacturing plant. \n\nKeep in mind, however, that each jurisdiction has its own rules.\n\nGood Luck!
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LOL.... Thats funny\nmy fave is french fries................
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Good excuse:  You have no greater ambition in life than to be the french fry cook at McDonald's, so you have no use for all that pesky edjumakashun anyways.\n\n(Don't play hooky!  You will only hurt yourself!)\n\n~ ♥ ~
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Ok ask for a Big Mac......but don't just ask for the Big Mac.....you have to sing the old song:\n\n\n♫ Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onion, on a sesame seed bun. ♫\n\nThen ask them if they can substitute tator tots for fries. Now, listen....they're going to tell you that you can't get tots there but that you can go to Sonic for those. You just ignore that and tell them that if they want your business they need to run to Sonic for you and get you some tots while you wait. (Honkers will love this!)\n\nNext....order a snapple. Now there are only a million different flavors of Snapple so I strongly suggest you order each and every one by name just to make sure you don't leave a single flavor out because it would just be such a shame if you didn't get exactly what you wanted. (Has the guy behind you started using profanities yet?)\n\nFor dessert, don't you dare settle for a parfait or an apple pie. Ask for Chocolate Mousse. I really think it is time that Mickey D's realizes its clientele is a higher class of eater and  they must conform to what the public demands. This'll do the trick. \n\nNow stand your ground Stinky.....we're all behind you! Ok no, not honking......
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I'd definitely be the first to sue you! To hell with McDonald's and Disney. I want my name back!!\n\n**grabs "Dee" ..pouts... puts it back on her birth certificate and skips off**
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I'm a 3rd year law student and I am going to say "yep". Generally speaking, tou can pretty much always sue someone for negligence (or an intentional tort). Plaintiffs just need four things: (1) Duty [to the child], (2) Breach of that duty, (3)Causation- "but for" this, that wouldn't have happened and proximate causation (see a lawyer for explanation) and (4)damages.  The question and issue in this case is going to be "Are the parents at fault for the child being in the drive thru and getting hit?" If so, this could lead to contributory negligence which, in some states, will totally bar any recovery for the parents. In other states, known as comparative negligence states, it will reduce the amount of damages the parents can recover---it just depends on the state. I would consult a lawyer to tell you the law of the state and to apply the law to your specific facts.
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what state? is it fed. district court,us supreme court? need more info and i can get it for you.
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Deep fried potatoes are called French fries here. All the hamburger joints serve them and every other restaurant. Ketchup/catsup is considered a condiment. We eat it with fries.
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Contact the general jurisdiction court in the town that you mom lived when she won the lawsuit.  They will have the file on the case.
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Wouldn't it be hasty pudding?\n\nIt's a guess, I'm a French living in CT\n\nHope it is and that it helps... Good luck on your assignment!
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Kill?  Try french fry.  Yeah that could easily kill a person.  They would likely turn to dust immediately.
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Contact your state representative or sentator.  They'll find out for you.\n\nIn the meantime, here'a link to the appeals process:\n\nhttp://www.va.gov/vbs/bva/pamphlet.htm
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I haven't seen, or heard of the advertisement. I dont even live in the US, but I thought this might be good opportunity to mention that the consuming of animal matter is the primary fuel to the growing percentage of overweight and obese people in the US, and thus will implore you not to continue attending places like Hardee's (I'm assuming its some kind of meat oriented restaraunt) and start visiting places like Subway. This change would henceforth make your question irrelevant, replaced by such questions as "where's the Nearest sandwich parlour to my hourse?" or "how much does a footlong with the lot cost, and can I ask to have more added?"
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Well, first you would have to ask him to stop or complain to his supervisor. In order to sue, you would first have to present your complaint to the EOE, and they would investigate and tell you if you can sue or not. Generally, the company has to be given the opportunity to correct the problem first. Tell him to please not call you "yummy nuts" (which I think is funny as hell). If he persists, then you will have a case.
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If you sue over a battery leaking, then I will sue because I got onions on my hamburger when I asked for no onions.  \n\nKeep it up and you lawsuit happy people will make everything too expensive to own, except to the lawyers who make all the money.