Lights of America Lawsuit: LED Lamp Claims Misleading
Lights of America LED Lamps
According to packages and brochures, Lights of America Light Emitting Diode Lamps (LED Lamps) will produce light output equivalent to a particular watt incandescent light bulb and last a particular number of hours. However, according to a class action lawsuit, Lights of America falsely represented nature of its LED lights, and consumers who purchased the product mistakenly believing these claims may be eligible for legal recourse.
If you have purchased a LED lamp manufactured by Lights of America, Class Action.org would like to hear from you. Simply fill out the free case review to find out if you can participate in a class action lawsuit to recover financial compensation due to the company’s alleged unlawful business practices.
FTC Lights of America Lawsuit
The Federal Trade Commission sued Lights of America for misleading statements which allegedly exaggerate the light output and life expectancy of the company’s LED lamps. The FTC also claims that the California-based light bulb manufacturer misled consumers regarding the brightness of its LED bulbs when compared to traditional incandescent lights. According to the Lights of America lawsuit, the LED bulbs produced significantly less light and lasted for a shorter period of time than the company claimed on the product’s promotional materials.
Did you purchase a Lights of America LED bulb? Fill out our free case evaluation form today to find out if you are eligible for financial compensation for the cost of your light bulb.
Lights of America Lawsuit: LED Bulbs
Manufacturers have started selling LED bulbs for use in the home, as these lights last longer and have a higher efficiency than incandescent and compact fluorescent bulbs. Although they cost more, well-designed and manufactured LED bulbs can save homeowners on energy costs and last longer than other types of light bulbs. However, Lights of America’s claims regarding its LED lamps light output and life expectancy are allegedly false and misleading. If you have purchased a LED lamp believing the products’ efficiency and life expectancy claims, you may be entitled to financial compensation. Fill out our no cost case review form today to have your eligibility for a Lights of America class action lawsuit evaluated, at no cost to you.