Products Liability
Product Recall for Xbox One

Xbox One Controllers come with Burn Hazard   The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has released a recall on battery chargers used for Xbox One video game controllers. The affected model is called an Energizer Xbox One 2X Smart Charger. The product poses a burn injury to consumers because of a defect, which allows it …

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Philadelphia Personal Injury Lawyers: Polaris All-Terrain Vehicles Recalled

Polaris All-Terrain Vehicle Recalled Due to Manufacture Defect   All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are popular throughout the U.S. and are enjoyed by many age groups. ATVS, also known as “quads”, are fairly small vehicles that are designed to be completely open. They can fit two-to-three people and can be operated on rough, uneven ground. For many of …

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Philadelphia Products Liability Lawyers Report on Tesla Recalls

Automaker Recalls Over Half of 2016 Vehicles   Tesla recently issued a large-scale recall of over two-thirds of the vehicles it manufactured in 2016. The recall includes all Model X and Model S electric cars manufactured between February and October 2016. In total, the company has recalled over 50,000 of its vehicles. In an official …

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Philadelphia Product Liability Lawyers: Defibrillator Failures

St. Jude Medical Failed to Report Defibrillator Failures; Patients at Risk and One Dead Medical device manufacturer, St. Jude Medical, failed to report battery failures with nearly 400,000 of its defibrillators. Even though the manufacturer was aware of the issues, it continued to ship the product to hospitals and healthcare providers, allowing them to implant …

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Philadelphia Products Liability Lawyers: Vehicles with Smart Key Ignitions Pose Risk of Unintentional Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and Death

For years the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has claimed that it would conduct research and introduce new rules and regulations for keyless vehicle ignitions, or smart keys. Since their introduction, smart keys have posed several dangers to consumers, including vehicle rollaways and, more recently, unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning resulting in death when a …

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