Lawsuits Filed Against Restaurant Over E. coli Outbreak
Posted: 1:32 pm PST November 16, 2009Updated: 1:37 pm PST November 16, 2009
SEATTLE -- Two customers of a Lake Stevens restaurant who were sickened in an E. coli outbreak last year have filed lawsuits against the business.E. coli infected at least 23 customers at the Ixtapa Family Mexican Restaurant in October 2008, the Snohomish Health District said.The law firm representing the customers, Marler Clark, said the plaintiffs, Sally Ring and Jean Jubie, suffered "severe illnesses requiring substantial medical treatment."Four people were hospitalized for a brief time in the outbreak that closed the restaurant for a time.
Previous Stories:
- October 22, 2008: Lake Stevens Restaurant To Reopen After E. coli Cleanup
- October 21, 2008: 13 E. coli Cases Linked To Lake Stevens Restaurant
- October 20, 2008: 14 Possible Cases Of E. coli In Snohomish County
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