Food fight: Two popular, fast-growing local companies face off in a $10M RICO suit over a years-long burrito feud

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Allegations of racketeering under the so-called RICO Act are usually reserved for activities like embezzlement, money laundering and fraud. So it was surprising to some in legal and real estate circles when the owners of Izzo’s Illegal Burrito, a Baton Rouge-based fast-casual Mexican chain, filed a civil RICO, or Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations, suit

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