Judicial Follies: Faceless corporate products ...Middle East

As I noted about a year ago, there was once a time when folks who brought lawsuits involving food actually had good reason to do so. These often involved foreign objects in food — a rock in a can of beans, a piece of beef bone in a hamburger, or a sliver of chicken bone in a chicken product. The people who brought such lawsuits typically suffered serious injuries. But as I also noted back then, many food lawsuits making the news these days are so wrongheaded that they can only be labeled “stupid food lawsuits.” And here, “stupid” refers not to the food but the people who bring the lawsuits — and maybe, the attorneys who help them by preparing the lawsuits, too. So we had the fellow who sued

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