Defective Products

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Intel Corporation has for years “knowingly” sold billions of central processing units (CPUs) plagued with a design defect.

A class action alleges the maker of the Omron Platinum Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor has defrauded thousands of consumers in that blood pressure readings from the device are “wildly inaccurate.”

A proposed class action filed last week contends that a September recall of roughly 680,000 “Hollowtech” 11-speed cranksets made by Japanese bicycle part manufacturer Shimano was “inadequate” and has put cyclists nationwide at risk of injury.

A proposed class action alleges the makers of several brands of aerosol computer dusters have sparked and effectively prolonged a public health crisis of inhalant abuse.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims the maker of Pinkfong Baby Shark bath toys has failed to warn consumers that its products’ design poses a risk of impalement and laceration to children.

A proposed class action claims Baby Trend, Inc. has failed to appropriately warn consumers that an alleged design defect in certain strollers poses a head and neck entrapment hazard, placing infants at risk of strangulation.

A proposed class action alleges the maker of the Freejump Airbag vest has failed to warn consumers that the “unreasonably dangerous” equestrian product is defective and will “frequently” fail to inflate upon a fall from a horse.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims Procter & Gamble (P&G) has failed to warn consumers that a defect can cause its Cascade Platinum dishwasher detergent pods to explode.

Peloton Interactive faces a proposed class action lawsuit in the wake of its voluntary May 2023 recall of more than two million exercise bikes due to problems with the seat post assembly.