LIEBECK v. McDONALD’S:THE DEFENDANT’S PERSPECTIVE
ALISHA SUTHERLAND ANDREW SCHANCK ANURADHA PALEPUGINA DeROSA JASON MOEHLE JONATHON LILES KELLY DRAKE PRABIN SAPKOTA Thursday, February 9th, 2017
MBA 610 Module Four Presentation Group Three
KEY FACTS
•McDonald’s coffee was served at a temperature between 180 and 190 degrees.
•Prior to this case, there were more than 700 cases of people being scalded by McDonald’s hot coffee.
•Mrs. Liebeck was not driving when she suffered the third degree burns across her groin, thighs, genitalia and buttocks.
•Mrs. Liebeck spent seven days in the hospital and three weeks at home to recover from the burns.
•McDonald’s Quality Control manager testified that McDonald’s knew of the risk of “dangerously” hot coffee.
•McDonald’s refused to raise its compensation offer above $800.
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