At least two lawsuits have been filed against the restaurant, so far, including by Clayton Jones, who continues medical treatment after consuming food from the restaurant on July 27, according to a release from Ron Simon and Associates. Jones is seeking $25,000.
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“This is the first of many lawsuits we will be filing on behalf of local residents who were sickened by contaminated Chipotle food,” said attorney Ron Simon. “We have handled hundreds of claims against Chipotle as this is Chipotle’s seventh food poisoning outbreak in the last 3 years. These lawsuits will force Chipotle to change its ways and make its food safer for everyone not just in Powell, Ohio, but across the United States.”
Whitaker said the Delaware County General Health District will meet this afternoon for another update.
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