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You can comply with the stores request, but make sure to take photographs of the piece or pieces and let them look at it, but make sure you maintain custody of the evidence. As for pursuing a claim, if you don't get sick and you have the fear of getting sick, while I sympathize with your concerns, from a legal standpoint the claim doesn't have a lot of value that many attorneys would take such a claim unless you do get sick and need some medical treatment. You can always file a small claims action, which has jurisdiction up to $10,000 for an individual and maybe your best bet. However, once you have a better handle on the result of your ingesting the uncooked piece, if you did, or just the fear of same, I would suggest that you send a demand letter to the company and you never know they may be willing to pay something to avoid the bad press.

Yes. The person who hit you from behind should be held responsible for failing to allow a safe stopping distance. Be sure to protect and preserve all relevant evidence, including photographs, information about witnesses, police reports, evidence relating to the injuries to you and your car, etc.

In the abstract whether or not you had a license is immaterial. However, the details of your accident are germane, so in order to be able to answer your inquiry, more facts are needed in terms of how the accident happened. Typically, airbags will deploy when there is a frontal impact of 5 mph. Sometimes in a rollover situation the airbags will not deploy. More details concerning the accident are required in order to analyze your situation.