Write a research paper on the given case below: A lawsuit a few years ago made headlines worldwide when a McDonald's drive-through customer spilled a cup of scalding hot coffee on herself. Claiming the coffee was too hot to be safely consumed in a car, the badly burned 80-year-old woman won U.S. $2.9 million in court. (The judge later reduced the award to U.S. $640 000.) McDonald's claimed the product was served to the correct specifications and was of proper quality. Further, the cup read "Caution- Contents May Be Hot." McDonald's coffee, at 31.5C, is substantially hotter (by corporate rule) than typical restaurant coffee, despite hundreds of coffee-scalding complaints in the past 10 years. Similar court cases, incidentally, resulted in smaller verdicts, but again in favour of the plaintiffs. For example, Motor City Bagel Shop was sued for a spilled cup of coffee by a drive- through patron, and Starbucks by a customer who spilled coffee on her own ankle. Instructions: 1. State as many legal issues in the given case you can enumerate. 2. Are McDonald's, Motor City, and Starbucks at fault in situations such as these? Why? 3. Include sources that could defend you stand. 4. How do you think the issues you mentioned may be resolved? Instructions: 1. State as many legal issues in the given case you can enumerate. 2. Are McDonald's, Motor City, and Starbucks at fault in situations such as these? Why? 3. Include sources that could defend you stand. 4. How do you think the issues you mentioned may be resolved