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Watson et al v. Dillon Companies, Inc. et al
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1:08-cv-00091
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Firms
- Blank Rome
- Brown & James
- Caplan & Earnest
- Cardi Schulte
- Coombe Curry
- Cray Huber
- Dewhirst & Dolven
- Dinsmore & Shohl
- Fowler Schimberg
- Gelman & Norberg
- Hall & Evans
- Hinshaw & Culbertson
- Humphrey Farrington
- Husch Blackwell
- Landry Law PC
- Lewis Brisbois
- Litchfield Cavo
- Montgomery Amatuzio
- Morgan Lewis
- Motley Rice
- Nelson Mullins
- Overton Lapuyade
- Polsinelli PC
- Roetzel & Andress
- Sanchez Daniels
- SB2 Inc.
- Stinson LLP
- Wilson Elser
Companies
- Bridgepoint Advisers Ltd.
- Chemtura Corp.
- Gilster-Mary Lee Corp.
- Givaudan
- International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.
- The Kroger Co.
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February 24, 2014
Kroger Settles 'Popcorn Lung' Row After Landmark Award
Grocery retail giant The Kroger Co. and Gilster-Mary Lee Corp. have settled a suit by a Colorado man who had won a landmark $5.8 million award against them after claiming he developed "popcorn lung," an illness allegedly caused by the flavoring in microwave popcorn distributed by Kroger and others.
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September 20, 2012
Kroger, Others On Hook For $7.2M In 'Popcorn Lung' Suit
A Colorado federal jury on Wednesday delivered a $7.2 million verdict to a Colorado man claiming he developed "popcorn lung," a lung illness allegedly caused by chemicals found in the butter flavoring in microwave popcorn distributed by the Kroger Co. and others.