Georgia Woman Awarded $3 Million After Suffering Severe Burns from Hot Coffee Spill at Dunkin' Drive-Thru
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A 70-year-old Georgia woman was awarded $3 million after being severely burned by hot coffee at a Dunkin' drive-thru in 2021.
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The woman suffered second and third-degree burns on her thighs, groin, and abdomen from the spill.
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She required weeks of treatment in a burn unit and has struggled to resume normal daily activities.
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The lawsuit argued the employee failed to properly secure the lid, leading to the spill when handed to the customer.
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The franchisee agreed to the multi-million dollar settlement to compensate for the woman's injuries and impact on her life.