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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Tillery</p>           Stephen Tillery of St. Louis has settled an eight-year-old class action claim that Tyson Foods reaped unjust profit by selling soggy chickens.<br /> <br /> Tillery and Tyson notified Madison County Associate Judge Ralph Mendelsohn on Jan. 27 that they reached agreement.<br /><br />  Mendelsohn set a Feb. 5 hearing on a joint motion for preliminary approval.<br /><br />  Tillery client Timothy Rogers sued Tyson in 2001, claiming it purposely soaked chickens in water to add weight.<br /><br />  Customers paid the same price per pound for the extra water as they paid for the bird itself, Tillery claimed.<br /><br />  While the settlement satisfies Tyson, it also spares the Kroger grocery chain from grilling by Tillery.<br /><br />  Last year he deposed Kroger for a chicken by chicken account of <br />their sales."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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