**A: what company?rich05 said:What is the name of your state? Maine. I just got my tooth pulled from the screw in the spaghetti sauce incident, do I have a case against the company??
The company is HUNTSHomeGuru said:**A: what company?
Yes, they are looking into it, they said the screw probably fell out of one of their machinesteflon_jones said:You should be able to get reimbursed for your medical bills, plus possibly some amount for pain and suffering. Have you contacted the company about it yet?
If I was asked to defend the company in this case, I would be asking for your dental records and evaluating them for decay on that tooth that was left untreated, mitigating the damages from the screw.rich05 said:What is the name of your state? Maine. I just got my tooth pulled from the screw in the spaghetti sauce incident, do I have a case against the company??
Minimize for tooth decay is good.. I would think they would want to not try to drag this out ( like most big corp...It's bad publicity) with investigating such a trivial detail, settle with a mediator and move on!barry1817 said:If I was asked to defend the company in this case, I would be asking for your dental records and evaluating them for decay on that tooth that was left untreated, mitigating the damages from the screw.
Notice the word, mitigating, which would admit a fault for the screw there but trying to minimize the damage. For example, if you had a severely decayed tooth, it may not have mattered what you bit on, that the treatment would have to be done, and all the screw did was move the timing forward.
If your dental health is clear, I would then advise the company to pay quickly.
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