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The case of the traveling grape

By Walter Olson, Ted Frank, and David Nieporent

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Suits over slips attributed to fallen produce in grocery aisles are routine, of course, and grapes are among the most commonly named food items. The distinctive aspect of this British case seems to be the plaintiff's theory that the grape might have gotten stuck to his shoe while in the store and then caused his mishap later, in the parking lot. ("Man sues M&S for £300K over grape", BBC, Mar. 11).

More: Judge rules for defendant Marks & Spencer (BBC, Mar. 12, h/t commenter David Townsend).

Full post as published by Overlawyered on March 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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