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Popular “Hoverboards” May Be Dangerous

Every year, around the holiday season, a new product will hit the market, and it becomes a must-have for families across the county. This year, many think the so-called “hoverboard” will be that product. First, it should be noted, these hoverboards do not hover by any stretch of the imagination.…

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Gluten Free Chicken Recalled – Food Poisoning Scare

These days, it is nearly impossible to walk down any aisle in the supermarket without seeing a product prominently labeled as being gluten free. This is because avoiding gluten is the lastest dieting/healthy-eating craze that is sweeping the nation. For those that are not familiar with gluten, it is a…

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Chrysler Ordered to Pay Highest Fine Ever For Recall Issues

According to a recent news article from WSAV, the Fiat Chrysler Corporation was just ordered to pay a $105 million fine, based upon the results of a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) investigation into how the company handled the recall of possibly dangerous automobiles. According to the consent order,…

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Robotic Hip Surgery Purports to be Safer, Some Evidence Suggests Otherwise

In Minnesota, a local news article touted a new robotic surgery for total hip replacements at a nearby hospital. The article noted surgeons were relying less on the imperfect human eye and fallible human hand and instead leaning on the precision of robots. The latest investment for the local surgical…

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Graco to Pay $10 Million to Settle Defective Car Seat Claims

According to a recent news report from the New York Times, Graco has agreed to pay $10 million to settle a lawsuit alleging defendant took too long to settle claims that it failed to act quickly to recall 4 million defective car seats. Plaintiffs alleged defendant’s car seats were manufactured…

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Boston Toy Injuries: 40 Percent Increase in 22 Years

The number of toy-related injuries in the U.S. has spiked by a stunning 40 percent over the past 25 years, and researchers say that’s likely a low-ball estimate. According to a new study published by the journal Clinical Pediatrics, over 3 million children were treated in hospital emergency departments between…

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2014 Had Highest Auto Recall Numbers in U.S. History

With the recent announcement by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that another 2.1 million vehicles are recalled due to faulty crash sensors that could result in sudden and unnecessary airbag deployment, we see a continuation of what was an especially awful year for the auto industry – and consumers.…

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Massive Stroller Recall Due to Infant Fingertip Amputations

Around five million baby strollers manufactured by Graco have been recalled because there is a risk the strollers will amputate a user’s fingers. The recall affects 11 different models of Graco strollers that were made between August 2000 and September of 2014. A Boston defective product lawyer knows when products…

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In Kenser v. Premium Nail Concepts, Inc.: Products Liability involving Nail Salon Chemicals

Some occupations involve working with hazardous chemicals on a daily basis. In Kenser v. Premium Nail Concepts, Inc., a case from the Montana Supreme Court, plaintiff operated a nail salon from 1998 to 2009. In 1999, she began using a liquid nail product that was repackaged and distributed by defendant.…

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