Legal News
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Expanded Legal Sea Foods in Copley Place Re-Opens The newly expanded Legal Sea Foods restaurant located at Copley Place in Boston, Massachusetts, re-opened Friday, September 2, 2005 at 4 p.m.	Announcements
Web Accessiblity Statement Legal Sea Foods, Inc. is committed to providing access to our web site for all members of the public, including those with disabilities.	Coverage
Best Seafood Restaurant from the Improper Bostonian Despite growing to a chain of 30, his Legal Sea Foods is still one of the best places to eat fish in this or any other city.	Coverage
Legal stays no 1 in Zagat's Boston Survey VOTE FOR LEGAL SEA FOODS ON ZAGAT'S SURVEY!	Coverage
If you Have the Time, They Have the Food	Coverage
Restaurants Now Offering Gluten-Free Food The term "working lunch" has a new meaning for me, having attended the roll-out of a gluten-free menu by Legal Sea Foods' West Palm Beach restaurant.	Coverage
Restaurants Fish for a Profit Margin Diners fishing for good seafood have yet to see widespread price increases in MetroWest restaurants, but eateries have been absorbing significant cost increases and menu price inflation could be on the horizon.	Coverage
Tide Pushing Shellfishers into Red The ocean biologist's research vessel was 15 miles off Cape Cod. He had already inspected water samples from two other spots in Massachusetts Bay and found only a few of the toxic algae cells that contaminate shellfish.	Coverage
Consumers Have Red Tide Jitters In restaurants and seafood markets across the area, customers worried about red tide are asking more questions. So far, demand for seafood hasn't dropped.	Coverage
More Restaurant Chains to Cut Trans Fats More U.S. food chains are cutting artery-clogging trans fats from their items. Quiznos, Jason's Deli and Fazoli's are among those who plan similar steps like Legal Sea Foods, Ruby Tuesday and Au Bon Pain in cutting trans fats, USA Today reported Wednesday	Coverage