Defective Products

A class action lawsuit alleges Tesla has concealed a design defect that can cause the door handles on Model S vehicles to fail should the car lose power.

A class action says Samsung failed to offer adequate relief in the wake of an Oct. 2024 update that allegedly irreparably damaged Galaxy S22 devices.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims that certain newer Toyota and Lexus vehicles are equipped with UA80 eight-speed transmissions plagued by mechanical and software defects.

A class action alleges Iris Airtight Pet Food Containers are unreasonably dangerous, given that a pet can be trapped inside due to a defective lid locking mechanism.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges the now-discontinued red, white and blue PEX pipes made by Uponor are prone to oxidation and can fail within three to 10 years after installation, causing major headaches for property owners.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims that a defect can cause condensation to accumulate inside the ear cups of Apple’s pricey AirPods Max headphones, resulting in connectivity issues and degraded sound quality.

Fisher-Price and Mattel face a proposed class action lawsuit after the detachable tissue box toys on Fisher-Price 3-in-1 SnugaPuppy Activity Centers were recalled due to a potential choking hazard.

Nuna Baby Essentials faces a proposed class action lawsuit after it recalled more than 600,000 Nuna RAVA convertible car seats in December 2024 due to a harness system defect that can put children at risk in the event of a crash.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Apple has falsely advertised the supposedly superior-sounding AirPods Pro Gen 1, which suffer from known audio defects that can cause the headphones to exhibit crackling or static sounds.