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KATZ et al v. PANERA BREAD COMPANY et al
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October 07, 2024
Panera Settles 'Charged Lemonade' Death Case Days Before Trial
Panera Bread has reached a confidential settlement in a wrongful death suit lodged by the parents of a University of Pennsylvania student who died after drinking the bakery café chain's now-discontinued Charged Lemonade, counsel for the parents told Law360 on Monday.
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September 20, 2024
Panera Can't Delay Trial Over Shook Hardy Attys' Schedule
A Pennsylvania federal judge denied Panera Bread's repeated requests to delay a wrongful death trial, finding the restaurant chain will not be prejudiced if its desired Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP counsel cannot attend, as "plenty" of Shook Hardy lawyers can stand in, the judge said.
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May 21, 2024
3rd Suit Alleges Panera's 'Charged' Drink Caused Heart Attack
An 18-year-old man sued Panera Bread Co. in Pennsylvania federal court Monday alleging its highly caffeinated "Charged Lemonade" drink caused him to suffer a heart attack, at least the third such suit filed against the franchise over the now-discontinued beverage.
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May 07, 2024
Panera To Nix 'Charged' Drink At Center Of Death Suits
Panera Bread Co. will soon no longer serve its "Charged Lemonade," the caffeinated drink at the center of two lawsuits that claim the restaurant chain is liable for the wrongful death of two patrons.
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November 21, 2023
Panera Says 'Charged' Drink Not Tied To Patron's Heart Attack
Panera Bread says a wrongful death suit filed by the family of a University of Pennsylvania student who went into cardiac arrest after drinking its "Charged Lemonade" failed to show how the caffeinated beverage contributed to her death.
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October 27, 2023
Panera Takes 'Charged' Drink Death Suit To Federal Court
Panera Bread will argue a wrongful death suit in Pennsylvania federal court after it removed the action brought by the parents of a college student with a heart problem who died after drinking the chain's "Charged Lemonade," according to a notice of removal.