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If they refuse to release the ingredients, one would surmise that they knew they had an ingredient in the product that was a known allergen. Since they refuse to release it, go purchase another vanilla chi tea at the same store, and then send it to one of the testing labs that tests products. If you live in Washington state, there is a testing lab in Portland that does such work. Expensive, but when I used them years ago, they were prompt.

In Michigan governmental entities, such as public schools, are usually immune from suit with certain exceptions. Non-public schools usually do not share the same immunity, but you may have signed an agreement/contract if your child went to same and the agreement/contract may spell out whether a suit can be filed, if same was waived or if there is some alternate dispute resolution agreement. So it is probably best to consult a local premises liability Michigan attorney to explore your options. You also would want to consider that your contract with your health insurer may require you to notify them of any such suit and they may have lien rights to be paid back for the benefits they paid. If this is the case, there would seem to be little benefit to you/your daughter in starting such a claim. Also recall that the mere fact of an injury on someone's premises does not give rise to a viable claim, you must be able to prove there was some negligent act or acts that proximately caused the injury.

If it is gonorrhea or syphilis then just get treated. If it is HIV, then call us. Unless the defendant has significant assets, you would need to find insurance. Did you have a homeowner's policy while you lived together?