Trial Lawyer · Natchitoches, Louisiana
20 posts tagged with “Dangerous Products”
The people who design, produce, and sell the hundreds of thousands of consumer products we buy have a responsibility to make sure those products are safe and effective. But sometimes, a flaw in a product’s design, manufacturing, or marketing makes it dangerous.
Childhood products giant Fisher-Price has reannounced a massive recall on one of its infant sleeper models, despite the original recall nearly three years ago, dozens more babies have lost their lives while they slept.
For billions of people around the world, social media is an integral part of everyday life. These networking and sharing sites can be an unlimited resource of information, but also a dangerous place for young people.
Countless Americans now consider fried turkey a part of their Thanksgiving celebration. While deep-fried turkeys are more commonplace, there continue to be too many holiday disasters caused by home cooks and turkey frying mishaps.
Philips will pay millions of dollars to resolve allegations that the company paid kickbacks to suppliers in exchange for them filing claims with the federal healthcare programs Medicare, Medicaid, and Tricare for Philips devices.
Thousands of people have filed lawsuits alleging that paraquat causes serious illness. New findings have led to more questions about the herbicide’s safety as these paraquat lawsuits work their way through the judicial system.
A residential elevator manufacturer has recalled 31,000 units because the elevators can entrap small children, causing serious injury and even death.
Abbott Laboratories issued recalls and temporarily closed one of its largest factories in February 2022 after four babies developed serious infections. In response, demand soared past supply, and parents who just needed to feed their babies were faced with empty grocery store shelves.
Five automakers have recalled electric vehicle batteries in the last two years because of potential fire and stalling risks. The NHTSA is investigating whether some cars powered by these batteries are more likely to catch fire than non-electric vehicles.
If you or a loved one has been seriously injured, contact Jed to discuss your case.
