Recalled Products and Announcements
Providing a united voice against manufacturers
Each year, thousands of products are recalled for defects that could lead to serious injuries. From motor vehicles to children’s toys. In some cases, consumer alerts bring to light consumer fraud, data breaches and public health hazards.
Below is a list of recalls and consumer announcements we are currently investigating:
Cruise lines may have been negligent in taking steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus among passengers.
The EPA has accused Fiat Chrysler of using undisclosed software to cheat emissions regulations.
The ignition switch in GM vehicles can be “bumped” into the off position, creating dangerous situations for drivers.
Between April and September 2014, Home Depot was the subject of a massive data breach.
Some Nissan vehicles have defective computer software that does not deploy the airbag during a crash.
Syngenta sold millions of tons of GMO corn before it was approved by foreign markets, costing farmers millions.
Takata airbags have been shown to violently explode, sending shrapnel through a vehicle, causing serious injuries.
Volkswagen admitted to cheating emissions tests and selling vehicles that emit 40 times the allowable limit of greenhouse gases.
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