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16 March 2025 09:08by Редакция

In 2020, an incident in the US resulted in millions of dollars in losses for Starbucks. A delivery driver purchased three XXL cups of tea. However, when the paper cups fell out of the holder, boiling water spilled onto his knees, causing serious burns.

Severe consequences

The victim sustained third-degree burns to his genitals, groin, and inner thighs. Doctors were forced to perform several skin graft surgeries to restore the damaged areas.

Court ruling

The victim's lawyers secured a verdict in a jury trial, which ordered Starbucks to pay $50 million in compensation. However, the corporation intends to appeal the decision.

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