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Can i sue a restaraunt for severe food reaction

Answered 2 years and 10 months ago by Mr. John Michael Frick (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Peanut oil is not considered an allergen by the FDA because peanut proteins are removed during processing.  People with peanut allergies do not typically react to peanut oil and can usually eat food cooked in peanut oil without a problem.It's always possible that your son is a one-in-a-billion exception but, if I were you, I'd look for another allergen.  As for the restaurant, I see no viable legal cause of action based on the facts presented.  Restaurants aren't typically required to warn of allergens (although some do) although local ordinances may require it in particular towns and cities.  ... Read More
Peanut oil is not considered an allergen by the FDA because peanut proteins are removed during processing.  People with peanut allergies do not... Read More

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