A woman has filed a lawsuit in a Manhattan court alleging her teenage son was sickened by E. coli bacteria and hospitalized three months ago after eating food from a Long Island, N.Y., Taco Bell restaurant. The plaintiff's lawyer says the restaurant was one of the Taco Bells that closed after an E. coli outbreak caused scores of cases of food poisoning in several states, including New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.
February 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A mother has filed a lawsuit saying her teenage son was sickened by E. coli bacteria and hospitalized three months ago after eating food from a Long Island, N.Y., Taco Bell restaurant.
The lawsuit, filed in Manhattan’s state Supreme Court, says Edwina Mooney brought the food home from the Taco Bell in Hempstead, N.Y., on Nov. 18, 2006. It said her son, James Robinson, 16, was the only family member to get sick.
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