Alabama Woman Awarded $20,000 Judgment Against Church’s Texas Chicken Over Pot Pie Burn Incident
An Alabama woman has won a $20,000 judgment against Church’s Texas Chicken after suffering serious burns from a pot pie purchased at a Midfield location.
Hartford & New Haven, CT, August 27, 2026 — An Alabama woman has received a $20,000 judgment against Church’s Texas Chicken. The legal action stems from serious burns she sustained from a pot pie purchased at a Midfield, Alabama location of the fast-food chain.
Details regarding the specific date of the incident, the exact nature of the burns, or any additional context surrounding the legal proceedings were not immediately available. The claimant, an Alabama resident, was awarded the judgment following the incident involving the food product.
The $20,000 award represents a civil judgment against the restaurant. No further information was provided regarding the contractor’s name or any specific findings that led to the judgment. The outcome specifies a financial award to the woman for the injuries she suffered.
Further details about any inspections, code violations, or specific negligence findings that contributed to the court’s decision were not included in the available information. The report focuses solely on the existence of the judgment and the amount awarded.
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