The court slapped down a South Florida couple's putative class action lawsuit, which sought $5 million in damages and claimed McDonald's was wrong to force diners to pay for cheese on Quarter Pounder and Double Quarter Pounder burgers, whether or not they wanted it.
November 05, 2018 at 03:17 PM
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South Floridians Cynthia E. Kissner and Leonard Werner had hoped to bring a $5 million class action lawsuit against Delaware-based McDonald’s Corp. over its ”unfair” and “deceptive” cheese surcharge on Quarter Pounder and Double Quarter Pounder burgers.
But the court didn’t bite.
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