Overview
- Court filings show Disney wants newly produced testing of leftovers from Kanokporn “Amy” Tangsuan’s meal kept confidential.
- Plaintiff attorney Brian Denney is challenging broad confidentiality designations, citing even a public menu labeled “confidential.”
- InBio Lab conducted the agreed testing and released results last week; the plaintiffs say the report will be Exhibit 1 at trial.
- A filing notes five prior instances in the preceding three years where Raglan Road diners with dietary restrictions were improperly served.
- Disney previously tried to force arbitration before allowing the case to proceed in court, and company representatives did not comment on the latest filings.