Arby's faces lawsuit over employee's death in walk-in freezer.
TL;DR
The children of Nguyet Le, who died after being locked inside a freezer at an Arby's in Louisiana, are suing the restaurant chain and franchise owners for negligence and wrongful death. The lawsuit alleges that a broken freezer latch caused Le to be trapped inside, and that multiple managers were aware of the issue for at least nine months before her death. Le's family is seeking at least $1 million in damages. Arby's has not yet commented on the lawsuit.
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- Family of Arby's worker sue for $1m after he died trapped in restaurant freezer The Independent
- Family of employee found dead in walk-in freezer sues Arby's over wrongful death KTBS
- Family of employee found dead in walk-in freezer sues Arby's franchise ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix
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