trusted that common sense would prevail in this case,and it did,"McDonald's spokeswoman Lisa Howard said in a statement released from the company's Oak Brook,Illinois,headquarters."Today's dismissal is further recognition that the courtroom is not the appropriate forum to address this important issue."McDonald's food can fit into a healthy,well-balanced diet based upon the choice and variety available on our menu." The company said more than 20 million people eat at McDonald's in the United States every day."I think you should contact my lawyer.He has my reaction,"Roberta Pelman,mother of plaintiff Ashley Pelman,told CNN.The plaintiffs'lawyer,Samuel Hirsch,said he had no comment.trusted that common sense would prevail in this case, and it did," McDonald's spokeswoman Lisa Howard said in a statement released from the company's Oak Brook, Illinois, headquarters. "Today's dismissal is further recognition that the courtroom is not the appropriate forum to address this important issue. "McDonald's food can fit into a healthy, well-balanced diet based upon the choice and variety available on our menu." The company said more than 20 million people eat at McDonald's in the United States every day. "I think you should contact my lawyer. He has my reaction," Roberta Pelman, mother of plaintiff Ashley Pelman, told CNN. The plaintiffs' lawyer, Samuel Hirsch, said he had no comment