The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a man who nearly died after choking on a bone in his "boneless wings" should have expected bones to be in them. A state legislator is so outraged that he plans to change state law.
I agree with the overall idea, but this wasn’t one judge it was the majority (4-3).
Even when all parties do the best we can reasonably expect on occasion a bone will slip through. But when that happens and someone suffers injury because of it they deserve restitution if they specifically ordered a boneless product.
The court didn’t look at the breach of warranty claim. Which was probably the best argument in this case.
You again seem to be ignoring the fact it wasn’t really a bone fragment. It was an inch and a half long bone piece. There are entire bone-in wings that size. That’s not something anyone would expect in a boneless wing.
Is there a reason you seem to be intentionally ignoring that detail?
I agree with the overall idea, but this wasn’t one judge it was the majority (4-3).
Even when all parties do the best we can reasonably expect on occasion a bone will slip through. But when that happens and someone suffers injury because of it they deserve restitution if they specifically ordered a boneless product.
The court didn’t look at the breach of warranty claim. Which was probably the best argument in this case.
You again seem to be ignoring the fact it wasn’t really a bone fragment. It was an inch and a half long bone piece. There are entire bone-in wings that size. That’s not something anyone would expect in a boneless wing.
Is there a reason you seem to be intentionally ignoring that detail?
Again? This is the first I’ve replied to you. I think you misunderstood my position.
My only issue was with you claiming it was one judge not four.