After a jury found Bill Miller Bar-B-Q liable in a case of second-degree burns from "dangerously hot" barbecue sauce, the company is slapping warning labels around its restaurants. Social media ...

A woman is suing Bill Miller's after a lawsuit states her 4-year-old son received second-degree burns to his face after "dangerously hot" BBQ sauce spilled onto him. On May 30, 2024, the child was ...

Bill Miller Bar-B-Q facing another lawsuit over spilled hot BBQ sauce. By Patrick Danner, Staff writer April 25, 2025.

Bill Miller Bar-B-Q is facing another lawsuit for allegedly serving “dangerously hot” BBQ sauce, just months after a San Antonio woman was awarded $2.8 million for similar allegations.

A lawsuit accused Bill Miller employees of giving the San Antonio woman dangerously hot barbecue sauce that caused a ... $2.9 million awarded to woman burned by hot BBQ sauce at Bill Miller Bar-B-Q.

BBQ joint sued by family after 4-year-old child allegedly burned by ‘dangerously hot’ sauce. Bill Miller Bar-B-Q sued $1m after allegations that sauce spilled onto child’s face and body ...

Here is where it gets crazy: At Bill Miller BBQ joints, they make it a point to serve their sauce hot —165 degrees to be exact. According to Monita's lawsuit, the sauce was 189 degrees on the ...

$2.9 million awarded to woman burned by hot BBQ sauce at Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Genesis Monita had pulled into a parking space to eat when the barbeque sauce she was provided was so hot it caused her ...

A 19-year-old Texas woman who sued Bill Miller Bar-B-Q for injury after sustaining second-degree burn from dropping barbeque sauce on her leg was awarded $2.8 million by a jury.

A woman is suing Bill Miller's after a lawsuit states her 4-year-old son received second-degree burns to his face after "dangerously hot" BBQ sauce spilled onto him.

Yet another lawsuit has been filed against Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Enterprises over spilled hot barbecue sauce. On Thursday, Rose Roque of Bexar County sued the San Antonio restaurant chain alleging ...

A lawsuit accused Bill Miller employees of giving the San Antonio woman dangerously hot barbecue sauce that caused a ... $2.9 million awarded to woman burned by hot BBQ sauce at Bill Miller Bar-B-Q.