Perspective
Aug. 27, 2016
Maybe an amusing case, but lawsuit abuse is no laughing matter
In a victory for common-sense, a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit against Starbucks for having ice in its iced coffee and iced tea. By Kim Stone
In a victory for common-sense, a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit against Starbucks for having ice in its iced coffee and iced tea.
The plaintiff's lawyer, Justin Farahi, is a 2013 graduate of Loyola law school and advertises on his web site that he is a "personal injury and accident lawyer." His lawsuit alleged that Starbucks was defrauding its customers because a Tall drink is not really 12 ounces of drink because some of ...
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