The Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled a motorcycle-themed children’s one- and two-piece pajama set that fails to meet federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear and poses a risk of burn injuries to children. The potentially dangerous product being recalled is made in China for Smooth Industries of Oceanside, Calif. … Continue reading
A listeria outbreak led to Blue Bell Creameries to recall their entire product line as of April 20, including ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet, and other frozen snacks. These products have been sold in volume throughout 23 states. The recall was due to the possibility that a deadly bacteria potentially … Continue reading
Stroller manufacturer Graco recently recalled about 4.7 million of its U.S. strollers due to a potential product liability risk of laceration or amputation, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Another 202,000 Graco strollers have been recalled in Canada, and 10,300 in Mexico. The recall involves 11 models … Continue reading
Xarelto is a blood thinner used to prevent the formation of blood clots. It is prescribed for patients with atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm irregularity, and for patients who are undergoing certain types of joint replacement surgery who are at risk of developing deep vein thrombosis, a condition that may … Continue reading
Detroit News: GM down to 1 million cars that need ignition switch fix GM: Ignition Recall Safety Information GM: 2014 Year-to-Date North American Recalls Including Exports GM: Ignition Compensation Claims Resolution Facility FINAL PROTOCOL GM: GM Ignition Compensation Claims Resolution Facility Announces an Extension of the Claims Filing Deadline GM: … Continue reading
The Takata air bag recall has become one of the largest and most significant automotive safety crises in history. What began as a limited investigation into potentially defective air bags quickly expanded into a nationwide and eventually global safety concern involving millions of vehicles from numerous manufacturers. The defective air … Continue reading
For many years, glass-front gas fireplaces have been a popular feature in homes across the United States. They offer an attractive appearance, efficient heating, and the ambiance of a traditional fireplace without many of the maintenance concerns associated with wood-burning units. However, behind their sleek design lies a serious safety … Continue reading
The safety of infants is a top priority for parents, caregivers, manufacturers, and regulators alike. Unfortunately, even products designed specifically for babies can sometimes pose unexpected risks. One such concern arose when IKEA announced a recall of certain crib mattresses after reports surfaced that infants could become trapped between the … Continue reading
In March 2013, Jennifer Ries and her husband, Xavier, became victims of a defective product. While on their way to the airport, Jennifer decided to charge a VapCigs e-cigarette. A strange aroma filled the car, and Jennifer noticed that the e-cigarette battery was dripping. When she attempted to remove the … Continue reading
On June 18, 2014, General Motors’ (GM) CEO, Mary Barra, was put in the “hot seat” by the House Energy and Commerce Committee to come up with a resolution to compensate the families of victims who were injured or killed due to faulty ignition switches in various GM vehicles. Barra, who … Continue reading
