A lawsuit says that Lauren Skerritt, 28, was an athlete with no underlying health issues before she drank the lemonade, which has also been blamed for two deaths in other lawsuits.
A Rhode Island woman has sued Panera Bread for damages after consuming two and a half of the chain’s highly caffeinated lemonade drinks that she said left her with severe cardiac issues, records show.
Lauren Skerritt became the third person to sue Panera Bread over its “Charged Lemonade” — after two others suffered fatal heart attacks, according to news reports.
A third lawsuit was filed against Panera Bread this week, involving its caffeinated "Charged Lemonade," which allegedly cause a woman to have heart palpitations and "permanent cardiac injuries."
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Woman files lawsuit against Panera over Charged Lemonade, alleging heart issues | Since Then
