Oklahoma City Food Allergy Litigation

If you or a loved one suffered a severe allergic reaction in Oklahoma City due to negligence, mislabeling, or contamination, The Lange Law Firm, PLLC can help. Call (833) 330-3663 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation.

Why Choose Our Oklahoma City Food Allergy Attorney?

• Dedicated Food Safety Focus: Unlike general injury firms, we focus entirely on food-related cases. From mislabeled ingredients to cross-contamination, we understand what causes these reactions—and how to hold the right people accountable.
• Client-Focused Representation: We take time to listen to each client’s story, investigate the facts, and guide them through the legal process with care and transparency.
• No Fees Unless We Win: You do not pay any legal fees unless we recover compensation for you. We are fully invested in your case.

Our Case Victories

• $4 Million — Products liability case for the family of a 54-year-old man who died.
• $3.6 Million — Products liability case for the family of a 58-year-old woman who died.
• $3.6 Million — Products liability case for the family of a 74-year-old man who died.
• $3.2 Million — Products liability case for the family of a 75-year-old man who died.

For more details, visit our case results page.

Parties Commonly Liable in Food Allergy Cases

Depending on the facts of the case, one or more parties may be legally responsible for the allergic reaction:

Food Manufacturers and Distributors
Responsible for accurate labeling, proper packaging, and allergen control during production.

Restaurants and Caterers
Must communicate clearly with patrons and ensure safe food handling practices are followed when allergies are disclosed.

Retailers and Grocers
Can be held liable for selling mislabeled or recalled food products that contain hidden allergens.

Schools and Childcare Centers
Have a duty to protect children with known allergies by following individualized allergy action plans and safety procedures.

Legal Grounds for Food Allergy Claims in Oklahoma

Food allergy lawsuits in Oklahoma may be based on:

Negligence

A business or individual failed to exercise reasonable care, leading to allergen exposure. Under Tit. 23 § 13 et seq, plaintiffs (victims) must show four elements of negligence: duty, breach, causation, and damages.

Product Liability

A food product was unsafe due to mislabeling or contamination. Oklahoma recognizes strict liability for defective products under 76 O.S. § 57.

Breach of Warranty

If a product is sold as “allergen-free” but contains allergens, it may violate express or implied warranty protections under Oklahoma’s Uniform Commercial Code § 12A-2-313 and § 12A-2-314.

What to Expect in a Food Allergy Lawsuit

The process begins with a free consultation where an Oklahoma Food Allergy Attorney will assess the details of the allergic reaction, review medical documentation, and determine if your case has legal merit. If so, the legal team will then conduct a thorough investigation—gathering evidence such as food packaging, restaurant menus, receipts, witness statements, and health inspection reports.

The OKC food allergy attorney then identifies the responsible parties and files a formal complaint in civil court. During the discovery phase, both sides exchange evidence and may conduct depositions. Expert witnesses, such as allergists or food safety specialists, may be used to strengthen the case.

Most food allergy lawsuits settle before trial, but if a fair offer is not made, the case may proceed to court. You may be eligible for compensation covering emergency treatment, hospitalization, long-term care, lost wages, and emotional distress. Throughout the process, your attorney handles communication, deadlines, and negotiations—allowing you and your family to focus on recovery.

Contact an Oklahoma City Food Allergy Attorney

If someone’s mistake caused a life-altering allergic reaction, do not wait. Call (833) 330-3663 or reach out to us online to schedule a free consultation with The Lange Law Firm, PLLC. We are here to help you seek accountability and move forward.