If a customer eats Burger King s food and has diarrhea, how should he be held legally responsible?

If a customer eats Burger King food and has diarrhea, then you must first prove that your diarrhea is directly related to eating Burger King, otherwise Burger King will not admit it. And when you find the evidence, you have to take the receipt of your Burger King to the person in charge of Burger King to reason and discuss how to compensate. And it is not necessary that you have diarrhea because you eat Burger King's food, so the most important thing is that you have to show evidence that you have diarrhea after eating Burger King, otherwise the merchant will not admit it.

And I think the people at Burger King and you should be innocent, they can't deliberately make some very bad food for you to eat, so that you can have problems after eating alone. So if you're eating Burger King with several people, and then you both have diarrhea at the same time, then it does prove that you have diarrhea because you ate something from Burger King. But if you're the only one eating Burger King with your partner, you should also think about whether it's because you've eaten something else that is causing you to have diarrhea.

Although recently, Burger King was exposed to the phenomenon of using expired bread in their burgers. But everything has to be proven, and they don't just use expired food to eat for you, so you have to prove that you really have diarrhea because you ate Burger King food. You have to put the evidence out, otherwise you have no basis for what you say, no one will believe what you say, even if you go to sue Burger King, there is still no way to successfully defend your rights without evidence.

So if you can't prove that you have diarrhea because you ate Burger King, then you can't go to the person in charge of Burger King to theorize. But once you have the evidence, you can immediately go to the relevant person in charge, and then discuss the specific compensation.

Burger King makes burgers from expired food. For not causing a huge accident, a fine is imposed. But although it had no impact on Burger King, it had a bad reputation due to a small loss.

First of all, you can report to the relevant person in charge of Burger King to see how he handles it, and then you can report it to the relevant consumer rights protection department, or report it to the relevant local health department.

You can negotiate a solution, and if the negotiation is unsuccessful, you can complain. Or find a complaint with the Food Regulatory Bureau, but if it doesn't work, you can find a lawyer to file a lawsuit and let Burger King compensate.

If diarrhea is really due to eating Burger King's food, then it should be fully investigated for legal responsibility, and Burger King should be fully responsible, compensate for medical expenses and other damages, and apologize.

When you go to the hospital, ask the hospital to issue a medical certificate, and then take the legal route to let the merchant compensate you according to the law.