and caused an explosion that burned a food truck cook, after an Illinois federal judge dismissed half of the 12 counts in the complaint. In an order filed Friday, U. S. District Judge Franklin U. Valderrama dismissed from Pochanart Ericson's suit two counts each of negligence, nonspecific defect claims and claims under Massachusetts General Law, while allowing design defect, manufacturing defect and failure to warn claims to proceed against Conagra and Full-Fill Industries LLC. According to the suit, Ericson was a. . .
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