. Answer Question 4 that follows. Sutton bought a McDonalds fried chicken sandwich at a truck stop. When he bit into the sandwich, Sutton said, the grease from the inside of the chicken sandwich spread out all over my bottom lip, my top lip, down onto my chin. Sutton immediately dropped the sandwich. His wife dabbed his face with ice as blisters formed on his lips. Sutton reported the incident to a pair of McDonalds employees, one of whom reportedly said, This is what happens to the sandwiches when they arent drained completely. Suttons lips continued to bother him. He went to a doctor, who provided lip balm and told Sutton to avoid excessive exposure to sunlight. Sutton there-after sued McDonalds and the local franchise owner for negligence, among other claims. How is this case different from Jimenez v. Applebees? How is it similar? Should McDonalds and the franchise owner be held liable for Suttons injuries? Decide. Explain. See Sutton v. Roth, 361 F. Appx 543 (4th Cir. 2010) (unpublished op).

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