An American woman claims that she has lost her enthusiasm for life.
The reason is that she slipped on the ham and allegedly broke her ankle.
She has now sued and is claiming substantial damages Boston Globe.
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I suddenly fell to the ground
On October 7th of last year, the woman, Alice Cohen, visited Eataly in Boston.
Eataly is a popular restaurant and food chain with 45 branches around the world, including Norway.
Alice Cohen was in an area giving out free samples when it hit.
Suddenly she found herself on the floor.
Dead dyed hair
Parma Bang
The reason, according to the lawsuit, was that Cohen had slipped on a piece of ham and it had fallen on his butt.
Parma ham is a thin, lightly salted, non-smoked, air-dried ham from the province of Parma in Italy.
In the lawsuit, Cohen claims that Boston’s Eataly “breached its duty to its customers by not ensuring that the floor was free of unnecessary hazardous conditions—including thinly sliced fried pork.”
Popularity: Eataly is a restaurant and grocery chain with 45 locations around the world. Here you can see Eataly in New York. Photo: Drew Angerer/AFP
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Pain and suffering
In the lawsuit, Cohen claims that in addition to her broken ankle, she was also feeling less happy in life, and that she had experienced “extreme pain and suffering.”
According to Alice Cohen’s husband, Ronald Cohen NBC News Listed as co-plaintiff.
The reason is that he “suffered a loss consortium to his wife.”
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He wants more than half a million
In the lawsuit, one can read that Alice Cohen paid more than $7,500, roughly NOK 80,000, in medical expenses after the Parma-Ham incident.
It is demanding more than $50,000 – more than half a million kroner – in damages, it reports CNN.
Eataly has not yet commented on the lawsuit in the US media.
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