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May it Please the Court: The True Stella Awards® were inspired by Stella Liebeck. In 1992, Stella, then 79, spilled a cup of McDonald’s coffee onto her own lap, burning herself. A New Mexico jury awarded her $2.9 million in damages, but that’s not the whole story. Ever since, the name “Stella Award” has been applied to any wild, ... Read more
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StellaAwards. com is an independent one-man publishing company established since 1983, dedicated to providing top-quality entertainment with a unique twist. Not associated with any special interest groups, the True Stella Awards® aim to provoke thought and encourage change in unjust situations.
The cases featured are carefully selected and presented without bias, based on listed sources. Unlike the Darwin Awards, Stella Awards focus on real lawsuit cases, distinguishing between true, embellished, and completely made-up stories. While the two share a New York book agent, Stella Awards remains separate.
Founder Randy Cassingham, a pioneer in online publishing, offers a blend of entertainment and social commentary through Stella Awards and his weekly feature This is True. Email subscriptions are supported by sponsors, ensuring free access to thought-provoking content. Explore the archive of cases and delve into weird-but-true stories for a unique experience in entertainment and enlightenment
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