The McDonald’s Hot Coffee Case: Beyond the Headlines When you hear “McDonald’s hot coffee lawsuit,” you might picture a frivolous claim that led to an outrageous payout. However, the real story is far more complex and sheds light on important aspects of product liability and corporate responsibility. The Incident In 1992, Stella Liebeck, a 79-year-old […]
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Assumption of the Risk: The University of Pittsburgh Roof Collapse On March 14, 2025, what started as a festive St. Patrick’s Day party near the University of Pittsburgh quickly turned into a dangerous and chaotic scene. A porch roof, burdened by the weight of dozens of college students, collapsed, sending partygoers tumbling down onto those
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The shocking shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December 2024 has reignited debates about the ethics of the insurance industry. While the attack itself remains under investigation, it has shed light on long-standing grievances against insurance companies—particularly their tendency to deny legitimate claims to boost profits. This issue extends far beyond health insurance. From
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