<p>A 62-year-old grandmother from Corsicana, Texas became the focus of international headlines in the summer of 2018 when news got wind of her $1 million lawsuit against a Chinese buffet restaurant after being diagnosed with Fried Rice Syndrome. Germaine Mobley’s attorney Kathryn Knotts explains how personal injury law protects restaurant diners from food mishandling. </p>

A 62-year-old grandmother from Corsicana, Texas became the focus of international headlines in the summer of 2018 when news got wind of her $1 million lawsuit against a Chinese buffet restaurant after being diagnosed with Fried Rice Syndrome. Germaine Mobley’s attorney Kathryn Knotts explains how personal injury law protects restaurant diners from food mishandling.

<p>A 62-year-old grandmother from Corsicana, Texas became the focus of international headlines in the summer of 2018 when news got wind of her $1 million lawsuit against a Chinese buffet restaurant after being diagnosed with Fried Rice Syndrome. Germaine Mobley’s attorney Kathryn Knotts explains how personal injury law protects restaurant diners from food mishandling.&nbsp;</p>

The Curious Case of Fried Rice Syndrome

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