Medical/Health

A class action lawsuit claims Clorox failed to warn consumers that certain Mistolin and Lestoil cleaners were potentially contaminated with bacteria.

The Baby Brezza formula maker is the subject of a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the machine can dispense too little formula powder, which can cause bottles made with the device to be diluted and leave infants at risk of losing weight.

A class action lawsuit claims that Taylor Farms and Taco Bell sold adulterated iceberg lettuce that was not fit for human consumption.

A class action lawsuit alleges Costco deceptively marketed its Kirkland Signature Nature's Domain grain-free dog food as safe despite potential cardiac risks.

A class action suit alleges Pedialyte has failed to disclose the health risks of sucralose, used to sweeten the company's electrolyte drinks and powders.

McDonald’s has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit that claims the fast-food giant marketed and sold Quarter Pounders without warning consumers that the burgers may be contaminated with E. coli.

A new proposed class action lawsuit aims to hold 3M and other chemical makers responsible for their manufacture and sale of highly toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances—PFAS—that were used in rugs, carpets and other in-home textiles for decades.

A proposed class action out of California claims General Mills Sales, Inc. has failed to warn consumers that Cocoa Puffs breakfast cereal contains a “dangerous” amount of lead.

The makers of Philips Avent and Dr. Brown’s baby bottles and sippy cups each face a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the products leach harmful microplastics directly into the food and drink consumed by infants.