What don’t you know about the McDonald’s coffee case? There has been quite a bit of publicity about the infamous “McDonald’s coffee” case. However, the public has never been given all of the facts. The media conveys only the “sensational” facts so they can sell newspapers or promote their television news coverage. One easy, entertaining way to complete this assignment is to watch the HBO documentary “Hot Coffee”. This documentary can be rented from Amazon Instant Video and watched on your computer (www.amazon.com) for $3.99. The video shows the extent of the plaintiff’s injuries, and does an excellent job of explaining the facts and legal theories at issue in this infamous case. See http://www.amazon.com/Hot-Coffee-Joan-Claybrook/dp/B008CUL504/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1404935735&sr=8-1&keywords=hot+coffee. Watching the documentary is voluntary and not a requirement of this assignment. Your assignment is to find out the truth! There are many articles out there about the case. Research the case and summarize it in a one page essay (12 point font, one inch margins). Discuss the real facts and explain how knowing all of the facts changes your opinion about the merits of the case. In addition, explain whether it matters that a manufacturer of a product knows the product is causing harm. If so, why? The excat details about the case wasn’t given. Needed to be found on the internet.