By Malcolm Maclachlan
Daily Journal staff Writer
Daily Journal staff Writer
Plaintiffs' attorneys have announced a $15 million settlement in the wrongful death of a 13-year-old girl who suffered anaphylactic shock after mistakenly eating peanut butter at a campground.
The 2013 death of Natalie Giorgi led to the passage of a law that requires California schools to keep at least one EpiPen in stock at all times and train a staff member how t...
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