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A Miami-area jury on Wednesday awarded $800,000 to the family of a girl who suffered a second-degree burn from a McDonald's Chicken McNugget in 2019.

The family sued the fast-food giant and its franchise owner for negligence, claiming that the nuggets were “unreasonably and dangerously hot”

Florida jury finds McDonald's at fault for dangerously hot Happy Meal, resulting in toddler burn. McDonald's and franchisee issue statements.

A complaint said the restaurant should not have served the 'unreasonably and dangerously hot' chicken, knew the food was too hot and did not provide any warning or instruction.

A 4-year-old girl was "disfigured and scarred" after hot chicken nuggets from McDonald's fell onto her leg, her family said. The girl's parents sued McDonald's and the franchisee.

“Ultimately, food isn’t safe if it will disfigure a child — plain and simple.”

Parents Philana Holmes and Humberto Caraballo Estevez sued the fast food giant and franchisee UpChurch Foods in 2019 for $15,000

A jury returned a split verdict in a Florida lawsuit alleging hot McDonald's chicken nuggets left a 4-year-old girl "disfigured and scarred."