Covering lawsuits involving defective products, dangerous consumer goods, auto defects, and recall-related injuries. If a product harmed you, a product liability lawsuit may be your legal remedy.
Abbott just agreed to pay $670 million to resolve about 2,000 claims that its premature infant formula caused a bowel disease called necrotizing enterocolitis. If your baby was in a NICU, fed a cow’s milk-based formula, and later diagnosed with NEC, you’re probably wondering if you’re one of the 2,000. Short answer: probably not yet…
Apple is facing a class action, Goetz v. Apple Inc., No. 3:26-cv-08384, over claims it cut short software support for five Apple Watch models — effectively bricking devices people paid up to $799 for. If your watch has started lagging, glitching, or skipping updates, you weren’t imagining it. Here’s what the lawsuit claims, and what…
If you bought Liquid I.V.’s “Sugar Free” drink mixes because you were cutting back on sugar, you weren’t imagining a problem. A new class action, Ulrich et al. v. The LIV Group, Inc., No. 3:26-cv-08349, was filed August 12, 2026, in federal court in California. It claims Unilever’s Liquid I.V. brand labels certain drink mixes…
There’s no lawsuit here yet — just a safety recall, and it’s worth five minutes of your attention. If you drive a 2025 or 2026 Camry Hybrid LE, SE, or Nightshade, Toyota says the display in front of you could go blank at startup and take your turn signals with it. The fix is free….
If your premature baby developed necrotizing enterocolitis after being fed Enfamil Premature formula in the NICU — you were not imagining a connection. Mead Johnson is now on trial in federal court in Chicago, facing claims from Alexis Inman that the company’s practice violated its duty to warn parents and doctors about that exact risk….
For once, the people getting sued in the Johnson & Johnson talc litigation aren’t cancer patients. They’re the doctors who study them. A Virginia federal judge handed three doctors a win in a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary’s libel lawsuit over a 2020 study linking cosmetic talc exposure to mesothelioma, finding the subsidiary’s evidence didn’t show…
If your OCTROT heated throw or blanket has ever smelled hot, sparked, or smoked — you’re not the only one. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission just recalled 178,000 of these Sherpa blankets and throws, citing 27 fires and 15 burn or shock injuries tied to a cord that can detach and ignite. Here’s how…
If a Thermos container ever hissed, popped, or fought you on the way open — you weren’t imagining it. At least three proposed class actions now accuse Thermos, L.L.C. of selling Stainless King food jars and Sportsman bottles with stoppers that can forcefully eject under normal use, months after the company recalled 8.2 million of…
If your child was burned when a NeeDoh toy suddenly ruptured — you’re not the only one, and it likely wasn’t just misuse. A new class action claims Schylling knew its NeeDoh sensory toys could explode and spray scalding filling when exposed to ordinary heat, including sunlight through a window or a hot car, and…