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KC Scott wrote: William Freis of Plattsmouth said his wife, Lynette, went grocery shopping April 16, 2010, at the Wal-Mart Supercenter on 15th Street and the cashier gave her one plastic bag for two 42-ounce cans of La Choy and a 2-pound bag of rice.


The wrongful death suit alleges Wal-Mart was negligent for failing to properly train its employees to prevent them from overfilling grocery bags and knowing when to double bag a customer's groceries.

And, the suit says, the defendants provided Lynette Freis with a defective grocery bag.

Loganfan wrote:

KC Scott wrote: William Freis of Plattsmouth said his wife, Lynette, went grocery shopping April 16, 2010, at the Wal-Mart Supercenter on 15th Street and the cashier gave her one plastic bag for two 42-ounce cans of La Choy and a 2-pound bag of rice.


The wrongful death suit alleges Wal-Mart was negligent for failing to properly train its employees to prevent them from overfilling grocery bags and knowing when to double bag a customer's groceries.

And, the suit says, the defendants provided Lynette Freis with a defective grocery bag.

So which is it?

I'm not sure I've ever seen anybody put something into a grocery bag ALONG with a bag of ice. This shit should never even make it this far.....though I've yet to personally find anything good to say about any Walmart employee and probably haven't been into one in 3 or 4 years

either way.....this was a freak accident to begin with and then the idiot probably let it get infected through her own negligence

Wolfman wrote:I'm not sure which was the bigger mistake: allowing lawyers to advertise on TV, etc. or pharmaceuticals. If it wasn't for Billy Fuccillo down here (look him up if you want) our TV would be nothing but lawyer and drug advertising.