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Coffee is a natural caffeine source that has long been studied for its health benefits. In recent years, the energy drink market has boomed, and energy drinks have become a popular way to get a quick ...

On March 14, a jury awarded $50 million in damages to a Los Angeles delivery driver who was badly burned after hot tea spilled onto ... sending the case to a trial. The coffee giant plans to ...

We tend to see these injuries most around Easter and Christmas holidays because people ... or not reheated properly until it’s very hot. So, eating it cold from the fridge, for example, could ...

But are hot or cold liquids (or foods ... Avoid beverages with caffeine, like certain teas and coffee. Also, avoid drinking alcohol while you have a sore throat. Both of these substances can cause ...

A customer burned by a fast-food chain employee spilling hot coffee was awarded $4,700 (£3,750) in damages. These cases illustrate that even severe burn injuries in the UK result in significantly ...

Coffee shops -- especially warm, inviting locations like Bibliotheque (above) -- have become go-to destination for first dates. Stefano Giovannini for N.YPost Things are steaming up at coffee ...

Coffee giant Starbucks has been ordered to pay $50 million in damages to a delivery driver who was burned by hot tea that wasn’t secured properly and spilled into his lap. On March 13 ...

Starbucks refused, leading to the trial. Echoes of the McDonald’s Coffee Lawsuit The case has drawn comparisons to the 1994 McDonald’s hot coffee lawsuit, where a jury awarded $3 million to ...

Garcia’s negligence lawsuit blamed his injuries on Starbucks, saying that an employee didn’t wedge the scalding-hot tea firmly enough into a takeout ... awarded to be excessive,” the Seattle-based ...

The lawsuit is reminiscent of a famous 1994 lawsuit against McDonald’s in which a woman spilled hot coffee on her lap and suffered third-degree burns. The plaintiff in that case, Stella Liebeck ...