Read the case study "Some Don't Like It So Hot" about a customer who sued McDonald's after suffering major burns from hot coffee purchased from there. After a highly publicized trial and subsequent appeal, the case was finally settled out-of-court with an undisclosed amount of money awarded to the plaintiff (experts estimate the cash settlement to be in the range of a half million dollars in 1994--or around $3.5 million in today's dollars). Question(s) for further thought: Of the three ethical theories we have studied (utilitarianism, deontology, or virtue theory), which one best supports the jury's initial award to the plaintiff of $2.7 million dollars? Explain. Also, this case is well known for having ushered in the legal policy of strict liability. Review this policy in the lecture notes. Which ethical theory best supports the idea that a business should pay for damages caused by their defective products no matter who is at fault? Explain.