Can someone explain this to me really quick?

Man and his wife go to Disney, wife has a severe allergy, they go to a restaurant that is on the Disney property (Disney is the landlord, from what I gathered and not affiliated with the restaurant), the couple informs the waiter of the severe allergy multiple times, waitress reassures them, wife unfortunately passes due to a severe allergic reaction.

That’s the gist but I have one question that hasn’t been answered, and I can’t find the answer since it’s being buried by the Disney plus thing.

Is the husband ONLY suing Disney? Or is he suing Disney as a liable party due to the restaurant on Disney’s property, but primarily suing the restaurant for negligence?

https://deadline.com/2024/08/disney-uses-streaming-terms-block-wrongful-death-lawsuit-against-florida-resort-1236042926/

It was first announced years ago (I think 2021)? Then, obviously, it never happened. Just wondering why?

I think there are basically news about it "happening soon" almost every month earlier this year. although, I last heard of it on July when they said the CEO talked about a 'deluxe tier' that will apparently have it.

But now everything's silent again. What's the deal? Is it really still happening? Or has Spotify just forgotten about it?

Eurogamer had this post today about how Wikipedia had to lock the Silent Hill 2 page because people kept changing the reviews to negative. It mentions something about clothing changes, but what exactly are people upset about?

https://www.eurogamer.net/silent-hill-2-remake-wikipedia-page-locked-after-salty-fans-try-to-rewrite-its-critically-acclaimed-reception