[MeanWestTexan]

By being in the business of selling food, Wendy's volunteered to have a duty to so correctly. It assumed the risk that its suppliers --- that it choses --- do their job correctly.

Really, it comes down to who should bear the risk of a mistake --- the company making money or the consumer of the food.

Law for hundreds of years (in the case of foodstuffs) says the seller bears the risk.

Here, the question is: "What damages?" I would think the woman would be grossed out and probably pick through all her food somewhat nuerotically (sp?) for years. I sure would. Made me gag just reading about it.

How much is that worth? Not much, probably. But something.

[Vermont Lt]

If it were really good, slow cooked, chili they only would have found the fingerbone. The meat would have slid off, and melted in your mouth.

Mmmmm.....good chili.

[spectre]

If I had bit into a finger in ANYTHING, I'd have to be locked up in an insane asylum.

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[cynwoody]

Made me gag just reading about it. How much is that worth? Not much, probably. But something.

I agree. Three Bucks books would be about right. That way she can give one to her lawyer.

There is probably a mortuary connection here — either hers or that of a 'disgruntled' employee.