McDonald's found liable for hot Chicken McNugget that fell from Happy Meal and burned girl
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The sound of the girl's screams were played in court.
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Parents Suing McDonald's Over Hot Chicken Nugget That Burned Daughter
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McDonald's found liable for hot Chicken McNugget that fell from Happy Meal and burned girl
Two Florida parents have taken their battle against McDonald’s to court after claiming one of the chain’s chicken nuggets burned their daughter’s thigh.
Parents of a four-year-old girl are suing McDonald’s and its franchise for $15,000 after a “dangerously hot” Chicken McNugget left their daughter with second-degree burns.
McDonald’s is to blame for not warning customers about the dangers of its overheated Chicken McNuggets, one of which fell on a little girl’s lap and left her with second-degree burns on her upper thigh in 2019, a Broward jury ruled Thursday. A second jury will be empaneled to decide
McDonald’s and a franchise holder are at fault after a hot Chicken McNugget from a Happy Meal fell on a little girl’s leg and caused second-degree burns, a jury in South Florida has found....
Both sides agreed the nugget caused the burns, but disagreed whether it was 160 degrees or over 200 degrees. The sound of the girl's screams were played in court.
A second jury will determine how much McDonald’s USA and its franchise owner, Upchurch Foods, will pay the child and her mother, the South Florida SunSentinel reported.
A 4-year-old girl was "disfigured and scarred" after hot chicken nuggets from McDonald's fell onto her leg, her family said. The girl's parents sued McDonald's and the franchisee.
A jury has reached a split verdict in a lawsuit that alleged hot chicken McNuggets from a local McDonald’s franchise left a young girl severely burned.
A jury in Florida says McDonald’s and a franchise holder are at fault after a hot Chicken McNugget from a Happy Meal fell on a little girl’s leg and caused second-degree burns.
A South Florida jury returned a split verdict in a civil lawsuit filed against McDonald's and one of its franchisees that alleged "dangerously hot" chicken nuggets from a Happy Meal burned a toddler, according to CNN affiliate WPLG.
