A San Francisco resident has filed a lawsuit alleging negligence and premises liability against a local business entity, claiming that the establishment's oversight led to severe food allergies. The complaint was lodged by Jihwan Yang on January 8, 2025, in the Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco, naming 7 Adams as the defendant.
According to the details of the case, Jihwan Yang accuses 7 Adams, along with unidentified defendants referred to as DOES 1 through 100, of failing to maintain safe conditions at their restaurant located at 1963 Sutter Street. On September 30, 2024, Yang alleges he suffered from food allergies after consuming food from the establishment. The plaintiff asserts that the defendants were negligent in owning, maintaining, controlling, and operating their premises in a manner that resulted in dangerous conditions. "The dangerous condition was known or should have been known," states the complaint, suggesting that reasonable care could have prevented Yang's injuries.
Yang claims that as a direct result of this negligence, he has sustained serious and permanent injuries leading to pain and suffering. Furthermore, he anticipates incurring ongoing medical expenses for treatment related to these injuries. The lawsuit also highlights financial repercussions due to lost earnings and diminished earning capacity resulting from his inability to work following the incident.
In seeking justice from the court, Yang requests general damages for his suffering and special damages covering medical expenses. He also seeks compensation for lost earnings and any other relief deemed appropriate by the court. This case underscores critical issues surrounding premises liability and consumer safety within commercial establishments.
Representing Jihwan Yang is attorney Raymond Ghermezian from Raymond Ghermezian Professional Law Corporation based in Beverly Hills. The case is presided over by Judge Sahar Enayati under Case ID CGC-25-621266.