A New York City Burger King faces a $15M lawsuit for allegedly allowing drug dealing at its Fulton St. location, violating NY's private nuisance law.

A New York City Burger King is facing a $15 million lawsuit filed by a concerned resident, Kevin Kaufman, who claims the fast-food chain's location on Fulton Street is turning into a haven for drug dealers. Kaufman alleges that the restaurant does not do enough to stop drug dealers from operating an "open-air drug bazaar" that is ruining the surrounding neighborhood. The lawsuit, filed with the Manhattan Supreme Court, accuses Burger King of violating New York's private nuisance law.