Alabama model wins $20,000 lawsuit over Church’s chicken pot pie ‘too hot for human consumption’
A woman in Alabama has won a $20,000 lawsuit against Church’s Chicken over a pot pie she claims was too hot to consume.
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A woman in Alabama has won a $20,000 lawsuit against Church’s Chicken over a pot pie she claims was too hot to consume.
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