A recent class-action lawsuit brought against Starbucks alleges that the company failed to adequately warn customers that their coffee mugs were prone to spills. In the case of the Texas woman, the lid fell off her cup, causing her to suffer second-degree burns. The liquid poured over the plaintiff’s crotch and groin. She filed the suit, asking for $75,000 in damages. This is not the first Starbucks lawsuit.
One such case involves a woman who was injured when she returned the wrong drink to a Starbucks employee.
Simms was driving when she was told by an employee that she had been handed the wrong beverage. She attempted to hand the cup back to the employee but the lid fell on her lap. She received first- and second-degree burns when the coffee spilled on her. A Starbucks corporate manager says that the lawsuit is under investigation and that it will be dismissed if the company can prove that the accident was caused by negligence.
Another case involving the Starbucks coffee spill occurred in Tomball, Texas, on August 19, 2010. Simms had opted to go through the drive-through to return the wrong coffee, but when she opened the cup, the lid of the coffee fell on her lap, causing her to sustain burns on her hands and legs. As a result, she is suing the company for up to $75,000 in damages. Despite the lawsuit being unsuccessful, the company has not given up on the case.
A lawsuit filed by Mary Simms claimed that she suffered first- and second-degree burns from a spilled Starbucks coffee. She was given the wrong order and returned it with the lid off, causing her to get burns. This incident has prompted many others to sue Starbucks, and it has since gone to trial. A spokesperson for the company has acknowledged that it is aware of the lawsuit and is reviewing the case.
The plaintiff in the Starbucks coffee lawsuit claims that she suffered first- and second-degree burns after she accidentally dropped her cup while handing back the wrong coffee.
She also claimed that the coffee was overheated and she was unable to finish her order. The lawsuit has been filed in both state and federal courts. The lawsuit claims that the employee should have warned the customer of the dangers posed by the spilled hot beverage.
A woman from Texas recently sued Starbucks after she was burned by a spilled coffee. While she was paying for her coffee, an employee accidentally dropped the coffee onto her lap. As a result, the lid fell off the coffee, causing first- and second-degree burns. The lawsuit argues that Starbucks should have known about the dangerous condition, but did not adequately warn its customers. And the company should have taken care to prevent such an incident from occurring.
A woman in the Chicago area recently filed a $5 million suit against Starbucks because of the spilled coffee.
The woman was in the drive-through when the incident occurred. The employee told her that the coffee she was handed was the wrong one and asked her to hand it back. As a result, the lid fell on her cup, causing first- and second-degree burns. The plaintiff’s lawyer, meanwhile, has been contacted by Starbucks and the company is currently investigating the case.
The lawsuit was filed in April 2018. The woman received second-degree burns after the lid of her coffee exploded.
She was unable to work for several days and was forced to seek medical attention. She is seeking damages of up to $75,000. A Starbucks spokesman says the lawsuit is under investigation. This case is being heard by hundreds of people throughout the United States. If it makes it to court, it may be worth it to pursue.
The lawsuit was filed in Florida on 19 August. The woman suffered burns when she accidentally handed back the wrong coffee. She stopped her car and handed the wrong drink back to the employee. The lid of her coffee blew off, spilling hot liquid onto her lap. The woman suffered first- and second-degree burns. The woman is still suing Starbucks after her injury. It is important to contact a lawyer and seek compensation for your injuries.