A second lawsuit is filed in the case of an E. coli break out at a local Boy Scout camp.
As we first reported back in July, it happened at a camp in Rockbridge County.
More than 80 people got sick.
The source was later traced back to a California meat packing company, which ended up recalling 154,000 pounds of meat.
A Seattle law firm, representing the family of one of the scouts that got sick, filed suit against that company, S & S Foods, LLC, last Friday in Rockbridge County Circuit Court.
The same firm has also filed suit on another family's behalf.
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Second lawsuit filed in E. coli outbreak case at Goshen Boy Scout camp
Seattle law firm files secon lawsuit in the case of an E. coli break out at a local Boy Scout camp.
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Published: October 01, 2008
Published: October 01, 2008
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