Florida Jury Awards $800K to Girl Burned by Hot McDonald's Chicken McNugget

A Florida family sued McDonald's after their 4-year-old daughter suffered burns from a hot chicken nugget in 2019.
The family sought $15 million in damages but was awarded $800K by a Broward County jury.
The jury found McDonald's and its franchisee liable for failing to provide warnings about the risk of hot food.
The girl's mother testified that her daughter is scarred and disfigured from the incident.
The case has drawn comparisons to the infamous McDonald's hot coffee lawsuit in the 1990s.