So, after my two other articles about Big Lots, it had me thinking. How many other times have they been sued in the past year by their customers or employees?
4/2/2015
Big Lots Hit With Overtime Pay Lawsuit
6/26/2015
Big Lots Sued over Slip and Fall
7/15/2015
Woman suffering burns sues Big Lots.
7/27/2015
Big Lots Background Checks Breach FCRA, Class Action Says
8/3/2015
Big Lots violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
Big Lots disclosed too much information
10/12/2015
Big Lots facing fines after boxes smash employee
10/23/2015
City Counsel candidate sues Big Lots for ADA violations
11/27/2015
Big Lots sued over delay in distributing final paychecks.
Big Lots to pay $400,000 for race discrimination
The goal of this blog is to bring attention to those horrible interactions but much more importantly to sing the praises of those businesses that go the extra mile to DELIGHT the customer, not to satisfy the customer but to truly DELIGHT them.
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Big Lots mouse in Arizona iced tea!
Mouse found in bottom of Arizona iced tea that customer purchased from Big Lots.
So when I was looking at the article about Big Lots getting sued for $1.1M for the customer getting injured with the water falling on his head, I stumbled upon the below posting as well. THIS IS SO GROSS. Big Lots, will this be your next lawsuit headline? Will the attorney defense be that the customer should have been grateful for the extra protein content at no additional cost?
Big Lots to pay $1.1 million to customer injured by plastic bottles
Big Lots to pay $1.1 million to customer injured by plastic bottles
All I can say is WOW. Sure, no retailer wants to pay huge sums of money in a law suit but arguing that it was the customers fault for plastic bottles falling on his head and that the customer shouldn't have tried to pick up the bottles from the floor that had already fallen.
How about this, how about having a safe place for your customers to shop?
All I can say is WOW. Sure, no retailer wants to pay huge sums of money in a law suit but arguing that it was the customers fault for plastic bottles falling on his head and that the customer shouldn't have tried to pick up the bottles from the floor that had already fallen.
How about this, how about having a safe place for your customers to shop?
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