Legal Question in Consumer Law in California

What caused the bridge to shatter? Perhaps it was bad workmanship by its manufacturer, or by the dentist who improperly placed it. Was there something about the meat that was unusual? These questions might pose problems for you if they're unanswered and you go to small claims court.

You will not win against the taco shop unless you show that the taco shop was somehow negligent in serving the food. Why do you think the taco shop is responsible? It does not seem like a case unless there was a foreign object in the food.

Mr. Cohen is correct. Unless there was a foreign object in the food, you will not get anywhere with a suit against the restaurant or the supplier of the meat. And bones don't count, at least not all the time. There was a fairly recent case that affirmed that chicken bones in a burrito (or maybe enchilada, I forget exactly) were a reasonably normal risk of eating at a restaurant.