N.H. Supreme Court rejects appeal of Dover pastry case
Finally, a little common sense in our ridiculously litigious society: The New Hampshire Supreme Court rejected the appeal of Charles Brun of Dover, who sued a Schulze & Burch Biscuit Co. of Chicago after he was burned by a DeMoulas brand toaster tart. Brun's attorney claimed the hot icing on the pastry had a napalm-like effect, and demanded $9,500 to settle. Kudos to Schulze & Burch for keeping its back straight and taking the case to trial, and cheers to the jury for returning a verdict after deliberating only 10 minutes.
Finally, a little common sense in our ridiculously litigious society: The New Hampshire Supreme Court rejected the appeal of Charles Brun of Dover, who sued a Schulze & Burch Biscuit Co. of Chicago after he was burned by a DeMoulas brand toaster tart. Brun's attorney claimed the hot icing on the pastry had a napalm-like effect, and demanded $9,500 to settle. Kudos to Schulze & Burch for keeping its back straight and taking the case to trial, and cheers to the jury for returning a verdict after deliberating only 10 minutes.
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