US EditionMcDonald’s scalding hot tea burned man in a wheelchair: lawsuit
Clarence G. Jenkins alleges negligence and failure to warn by McDonald’s after scalding tea spilled from an unsecured cup causing permanent injuries.
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Man Sues McDonald’s After Allegedly Suffering Burns From 'Scalding Hot Tea'
The complaint alleges that an unsecured lid caused hot liquid to spill onto the customerGetty McDonald's worker hands customer hot drink.NEED TO KNOWCustomer alleges he was burned by "scalding hot tea" at a New Jersey McDonald’sLawsuit claims drink was served with an improperly secured lidPlaintiff seeks damages and a jury trialA New Jersey man has filed a lawsuit against a New Jersey McDonald’s, alleging he suffered severe burns after being han…
McDonald’s scalding hot tea burned man in a wheelchair: lawsuit
A New Jersey man claims in court papers he was scalded by a cup of hot tea that spilled on him at a McDonald’s restaurant in Bergen County.Clarence G. Jenkins, 50, filed a lawsuit stating he visited the fast-food store in the 100 block of Passaic Street in Garfield, New Jersey, about 3 p.m. on Dec. 21, 2023, in his motorized wheelchair when he was burned.
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