Litigation & Arbitration
May 12, 2023
$6.8M awarded to company over tainted pet food
“We were able to demonstrate that the recall was their first time seeing a decline in sales and they continued to have declining sales year after year,” said plaintiff’s lawyer Eduardo Martorell.
Following a six-day jury trial, a federal jury awarded a Los Angeles County pet food company, $6.8 million in damages after they alleged food they received from an Illinois-based supplier was contaminated with pentobarbital, causing a decline in business.
Party Animal Inc. owners Daryl and Shawna Abrams recalled two complete lots of Cocolicious brand pet food after learning about the potential contamination from a customer, and filed that ...
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