Punitive Damages in Peanut Butter Case
February 4, 2009 · Print This Article
A Vermont family whose son was sickened by tainted peanut crackers will seek punitive damages following the release of a report that claims the defendant knowingly sold contaminated products. According to the Food and Drug Administration report, the Peanut Corp. of America had detected salmonella in some of its products on several occasions yet failed to notify customers. An attorney for the family said punitive damages in such cases are reserved only for the most egregious examples of misconduct.
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