McDonald's held responsible for child's McNugget burn.

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A Florida jury found McDonald's and franchise owner Upchurch Foods liable for failing to properly warn or provide reasonable instructions on the possible harm from the hot McNuggets dispensed at a Tamarac, Florida, drive-thru, after a toddler suffered burns from the "dangerously hot" chicken nuggets. However, only Upchurch Foods was found to be negligent. The case will go to a second trial to determine the damages owed to the plaintiff. The law firm representing the plaintiff said the verdict "reflected the truth, the facts, and the law." McDonald's called it an "unfortunate incident" but respectfully disagreed with the verdict.
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