A California woman who filed a lawsuit against Subway claiming that its tuna contained additional fish ingredients, requested that the case be dropped due to its pregnancy. In response, Subway is demanding sanctions against the lawyers involved in the lawsuit, arguing that it is a superficial and baseless accusation.
Nilima Amin, who accused Subway, announced that she is not in a position to deal with the intense nausea and the affected mental health that the pregnancy has caused. The woman reported that she is pregnant with her third child, preventing her from continuing with her obligations as a plaintiff in the case against Subway. She is now looking to end the process so she can focus on her health and her family. She would then like to file the lawsuit.
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Amin claimed to have purchased Tuna products from Subway on more than 100 occasions before filing the lawsuit against the product, which began in January 2021. She accused Subway of using other species of fish, pork or chicken in tuna sandwiches, or even not using tuna as advertised.
However, the company is not going to let that happen. In a lawsuit that took place on May Day, Subway said Amin's justification was considered unconvincing, suggesting that their lawyers realized that they would not be easily tricked into an unexpected settlement through extortion, as the company has a large name.
In the same process, Subway reported that the exposure caused great damage and gave rise to several theories about the seriousness of the company. Subway hopes that the woman will debunk what was created around the tuna product. In 2022, U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco allowed Amin's case to to proceed, but rejected its claim that "small consumers" would expect to find only tuna and Nothing else.
The legal fight is still open, but it seems that Subway, which has more than 37,000 franchises in the US, will not make it easier by giving up.
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