When a product’s safety is questioned, the turer or a government agency may issue a recall, a notice that advises the public about the potential risk the product presents and what to do to avoid injury. The primary purpose of recall notices is to prevent individuals from needlessly suffering harm because of a dangerous product. … Read more
In 2023, over 300 recalls affecting more than 150 million consumer product units were issued in the United States. Despite how that may sound, that only represents a small number of products available to the public that could be hazardous or cause injuries. Defective products abound, and there is no guarantee their dangerous qualities will … Read more
The number of recall events in the U.S. reached a seven-year high in 2023. That year, over 3,300 recall events led to the recalling of 759 million defective products. There can be various reasons why a product is pulled from the shelves, including the fact that the product contains a dangerous defect that can cause … Read more
Every day, we put trust in the products that we use. Whether it’s a new car, kitchen appliance, or child’s toy, we expect it to function safely. But what happens when something goes wrong? If a product causes you to get hurt because of a defect, you might be able to file a product liability … Read more
Swimming pool drownings are among the leading causes of unintentional deaths of kids in Florida. For every person who dies in a swimming pool drowning, five are seriously injured and rushed to the emergency unit. Survivors of swimming pool drownings may suffer from brain damage, among other injuries. When the pool has excess cleaning agents … Read more
Recently, Johnson & Johnson and Costco reached an agreement to settle several class-action lawsuits claiming the presence of a cancer-inducing agent (benzene) in multiple J&J sunscreen products. Unfortunately, this is not the first time a multinational corporation has sold faulty and dangerous products to consumers, and it is likely not the last. With that in … Read more
The parents of 10-year-old Hailey Lynn McMullen, who was killed after she was thrown from an amusement ride in Cumberland County, New Jersey, have sued the manufacturers and operators of the ride alleging they knew for many years that the ride could be deadly. McMullen died October 12th, 2019, just an hour after she was … Read more
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