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Is the McDonald's hot coffee lawsuit really just a frivolous case of someone spilling coffee? Think again. In this episode, attorney Mike Perenich and guest Laura Simon dive deep into one of the most misunderstood legal cases in American history. What You'll Learn: -The real facts behind the infamous McDonald's hot coffee case -Why Stella Liebeck's injuries were far more severe than pop culture suggests (third-degree burns requiring a live-in nurse for life) -How McDonald's had 700+ complaints about coffee burns over 10 years before the lawsuit -The shocking $800 gift card "settlement" offer that forced the case to trial -How the $2.8 million verdict actually breaks down (adjusted to ~$5.9 million in 2024 dollars) -Why McDonald's intentionally served coffee at dangerous temperatures -Why you should NEVER settle an injury claim without legal counsel -Similar incidents: A 2023 case involving a 4-year-old burned by a McDonald's chicken nugget resulted in an $800K settlement Key Takeaway: This case isn't about frivolous lawsuits—it's about corporate accountability and why getting legal representation early matters, even for injuries that seem minor at first. Hosts: Mike Perenich and Laura Simon. Topics Covered: -Victim age and vulnerability factors -Industry standard of care -Insurance company tactics with unrepresented parties -The true cost of injury settlements -Educational outreach about legal literacy Have your own case question or legal topic you'd like us to discuss? Drop it in the comments below. New episodes every week. #personalinjurylawyer #McDonaldsHotCoffee #legalanalysis #lawyerreacts #ConsumerRhts #lawpodcast