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A little girl suffered burns after a coffee machine scalded her, according to a February 3 article by KVUE .
The incident occurred November last year. 3-year-old Cadence Galloway tried to brew her own coffee when hot coffee burst out of the machine. Unfortunately, the child suffered first to second-degree burns to her face and neck as a result. In fact, her mother Rachel Stigler said that Cadence still has scarring. In response, Stigler called Keurig regarding the situation and got a new coffee machine from the company.
Their machine, the K10 MINI Plus Brewer, was recalled in 2014 but reports of the dangerous product took 4 years to reach the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Unfortunately, the commission found out that a hundred consumers were injured before due to this product. The CPSC said admitted that only 7% of recalled products are turned back in.
The Austin personal injury attorneys of Gibson Hill understand how difficult it is recover from the aftermath of a serious accident. We have helped people face these challenges and have guided them through the legal system's complexities in order to help them receive the best medical treatment available as well as financial compensation. Call 512-580-8334 for a free consultation today.
Note: Serious accidents happen every day in Texas. Our blog serves as a reminder of this devastating fact and we hope that increased awareness of the risks we all face every day helps us take further steps towards prevention. Our posts are sourced from local news outlets and are updated frequently. Should you find details that are out of date or incorrect, please let us know so we may update the post to contain the most current information.