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Tammy Reese was preparing chicken pot pie in the kitchen of a Pennsylvania social club a few years ago when a fireball enveloped her stove in a blinding flash. In an instant, the room filled with smo...
Her lawyer says this brand of cooking spray is still "a clear and present danger." The Pennsylvania woman is just one of several people who have filed lawsuits against Conagra, the maker of the spray.
In a lawsuit over consumer cooking spray, a Pennsylvania woman received a jury award equaling $7.1 million in punitive and compensatory damages.
The parent company of Pam and other well known brands was sued after a can of cooking spray exploded, causing second degree burns on a woman’s upper body, including her face and arms.
Tammy Reese was awarded $7.1million from Conagra Brands on Monday after a can of Swell cooking spray exploded and engulfed her in flames in 2017.