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: Hot Mugs vs. John Smith In the case of negligence, Defending Hot Coffee Company "Florida law publically declares that all hot beverages such as coffee be served at or below 150 degrees Fahrenheit. This is in reference to the 1994 case of Dr. Charles Baxter vs. Liebeck where a coffee spilled created second and third degree burns. The argument of Hot Coffees tort negligence is unfounded, since the company did not filed under Condition J of the FDA regulation because their product can not withstand 250 degrees. It has become common knowledge for"


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