QUESTION
Bit into two bones in two pieces of boneless chicken. Cut inside my mouth. Is there a case here.
Asked on Aug 08th, 2014 on Consumer Law - Florida
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Is there a case if I have not left the store when this occurred and there was no signage letting me know that bones could be found in their boneless product. I since have had serious texture problems when eating food and have a problem when people I can't watch are handling my food. The result has been emotional and physical weight gain from not being able to adhere to a special diet which completely avoids carbs. this has been a big deal as it affects my blood pressure and has caused me to get back on BP med regularly.
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Seriously? Unless you have a psychiatric opinion backing up the claims you make and signficiant damage to your mouth, this will likely be viewed as a grossly exaggerated or frivolous claim.
Answered on Aug 08th, 2014 at 1:49 PM
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