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Would a letter from a lawyer help get better compensation?

Asked on Apr 15th, 2014 on Products Liability - Florida
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Three incidents. I'm gagging on a piece of plastic that was from a bottled tea drink, floating in the foam, I didn't vomit, so it's pinching my esophagus. I've saved the bottle and a little plastic. Deli at the new grocery store across the street mislabeled a sandwich. Should've been turkey, but was ham. I don't like ham. The manager wants to give me a coupon. Mislabeled front of lemonade bottle from the old grocery store across the street. Happened twice. Was given $25 worth of coupons the first time, when I called them to let them know. This was a few months ago.
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Consumer Debt Collector Harassment & Abuse Attorney serving Tampa, FL at Tischhauser Law Group
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I would stop raising all of these minimal issues. Without starting a 5 page debate about "I am just enforcing my rights" thesetype of issues can backfire if you get involved a legitimate legal case to paint you as an opportunistic professional plaintiff, regardless of whether its fair or not. This could damage your credibility when you may need it the most.
Answered on Apr 15th, 2014 at 11:35 AM

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