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Alabama model wins $20,000 lawsuit over Church’s chicken pot pie ‘too hot for human consumption’
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- Jefferson County woman awarded $20K after being burned by Church's Chicken pot pie 1819 News · 8d ago
- Alabama woman wins $20K judgment against Church’s Chicken after pot pie burn lawsuit WBRC · 8d ago
- Woman awarded $20K after burns from Church's Texas Chicken pot pie USA Today · 8d ago
- Alabama woman awarded $20,000 after being burned by Church’s Chicken pot pie cbs42.com · 8d ago
- Alabama model wins $20,000 lawsuit over Church’s chicken pot pie ‘too hot for human consumption’ AL.com · 8d ago broke it first
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