Wheelchair-bound Californian wins suit against Chipotle, and more
A wheelchair-bound California man has won the right to watch his burrito being made.
Wheelchair-bound Californian wins suit against Chipotle
A wheelchair-bound California man has won the right to watch his burrito being made. A federal appeals court agreed with Maurizio Antoninetti’s claim that a 45-inch-high wall at a Chipotle restaurant prevented him from watching an employee “form his order,” thus depriving him of the full “Chipotle experience.” Chipotle said the company would lower walls so as “to be accessible to all our customers.”
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