Product Liability Articles

Abraham Watkins

Lawsuit Alleges LaCroix Contains Ingredients Used in Cockroach Insecticide

Consumer Reports that 73 percent of customers seek out items labeled as natural. The question is, what are they actually getting, and can the product label be trusted? LaCroix is facing claims that their popular product has been falsely advertised as “all natural.” A lawsuit filed against LaCroix’s parent company accuses the company of misleading…

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Toyota Recalls Prius Hybrids Due to Stalling While Driving and Other Toyota Models Due to Defective Airbags

The Japanese automaker, Toyota, announced that it will recall more than 2.4 million hybrid cars over a defect that could cause crashes. This recall comes in the wake of another recall made by Toyota in September 2018 that recalled more than one million hybrid cars globally after uncovering a technical problem that could cause fires….

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Lawsuit Alleges Houston Gas Stations’ “Enhancement” Pills Contain Viagra and Other Pharmaceuticals

A lawsuit filed in Houston federal court in August claims that at least 15 gas stations scattered throughout the Houston area have been selling pills packaged as over-the-counter “sexual enhancement” supplements that actually contain a number of prescription drugs. Although the pills are marketed with statements like “all natural,” “no harmful synthetic chemicals,” and “no…

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Abraham Watkins

E-Cigarette Explosions Are More Common Than Previously Thought

E-cigarettes are a popular alternative to cigarettes. Many people choose e-cigarettes over traditional cigarettes because they don’t contain tobacco. While there are no long-term studies that compare the health effects of e-cigarettes vs. traditional cigarettes-mostly because e-cigarettes are a relatively new technology-there is one area where e-cigarettes are proving much more dangerous: The risk of…

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Abraham Watkins

Hyundai and Kia Vehicles are Experiencing Fires Without Collisions

The Center for Auto Safety filed a petition with the federal government to have the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) investigate potential non-collision fires in 2.2 million Hyundai and Kia vehicles. Kia is an affiliate of Hyundai and together they are the world’s 5th largest automobile-manufacturer. The following vehicles have either experienced non-collision fires…

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