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A piece of grilled shrimp tossed playfully by a Japanese hibachi chef is being blamed for causing a diner's death. Making a proximate-cause argument, the lawyer for the deceased man's estate alleges that the man's reflexive response -- to duck away from the flying food -- caused a neck injury that later led to surgical complications. But for the Benihana food-flinging incident, the man would still be alive, attorney Andre Ferenzo asserts. The estate is seeking $10 million in damages.
November 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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