Ohio Supreme Court Rules 'Boneless' Wings Can Legally Contain Bones

Controversial decision denies compensation to injured diner, sparking legal and public backlash.

The ruling states that 'boneless wings' label refers to cooking style, not the absence of bones.
A 4-3 decision by the court dismissed a lawsuit from a man who suffered severe injuries from a bone in 'boneless' wings.
Dissenting justices criticized the majority opinion as illogical and contrary to common sense.
The decision has raised concerns about broader implications for food labeling and consumer expectations.
Upcoming elections could impact the court's composition and future rulings on significant issues.