A California man has won $50 million in a lawsuit against Starbucks in which a drink he ordered spilled on him while he was in one of the coffee company’s drive thru lines in 2020, the ...

Starbucks was ordered to pay Michael Garcia, a delivery driver who was burned by hot tea in a California drive-thru, $50 million, a Los Angeles jury decided on March 14, 2025. The coffeehouse chain ...

new video loaded: Jury Awards Man $50 Million After Starbucks Drink Causes Burns Surveillance footage from inside a Starbucks in Los Angeles shows a man writhing in pain after a hot drink spilled ...

The scalding hot tea spilled into Michael Garcia's lap during a drive-thru handoff in 2023, leaving him with permanent damage ...

Starbucks will have to fork over $50 million to a man whose genitals were severely burned after a hot tea spilled in his lap at a California drive-through. Delivery driver Michael Garcia underwent ...

The violence began after the victim unintentionally cut the suspect off while driving, causing the suspect to follow the victim to a local Starbucks drive-through and confront the man, Riverside ...

A California delivery driver was awarded $50 million in damages after a jury agreed a Starbucks location was negligent in its handling of a scalding hot tea. Michael Garcia sued the cafe chain ...

A Postmates delivery driver drove through a Starbucks to pick up an order but was burned when one of the hot beverages spilled in his lap. The man ended up being awarded $50 million after he sued ...

March 15 (UPI) --A Los Angeles man won a $50 million judgment against Starbucks for burns that he suffered while moving a tray of very hot drinks at a Starbucks location in southern California in ...

A delivery driver has won $50 million in a lawsuit after being seriously burned when a Starbucks drink spilled in his lap at a California drive-through.

A California delivery driver has won millions in a lawsuit against Starbucks after a piping hot beverage fell on his lap, causing third-degree burns. NBC News reports that a jury agreed the coffee ...