Two Indiana women are suing the Olive Garden restaurant chain, claiming they were among hundreds of people sickened after eating at one of its restaurants last week. The lawsuit seeks class action status and damages. Health officials have determined that more than 300 patrons were sickened by a norovirus. A senior manager of the company that owns Olive Garden says the chain is committed "to regaining the trust" of those affected.
December 20, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Two Indiana women are suing the Olive Garden restaurant chain, claiming they were among the hundreds of people sickened after eating at one of its Indianapolis restaurants last week.
The complaint filed Tuesday in Marion Circuit Court on behalf of two Hamilton County women seeks class action status and damages.
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