Once a recall is issued, stores are required to pull the product from their shelves, but the manufacturers can still be financially liable. A consumer or a user of a product suffers serious injury or death due to defects in the product’s design or failure from mechanical or manufacturing issues. Product injuries may arise from incidents at home, at the workplace, or anywhere else where the product is being used.
- Unodorized or under-odorized propane in tanks used for barbecue gas grills
- Cleaning products containing dangerous chemicals
- Cosmetic products (may be hazardous to us due to various chemicals used in the products)
- Children's toys (defective toys or harmful substances used in the manufacturing of toys and other products that children come in contact with)
- Power tools (injuries due to contact with unguarded moving parts leading to loss of fingers, hands, or limbs, eye damage, burns, and cuts)
- Batteries (battery explosions can occur concerning products such as flashlights, cell phones, laptops, hoverboards)
- Landscaping equipment (may include lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, pressure washers)
- Electrical equipment (when it fails, it can cause injuries such as electrocution, burns, and electric shock)
- Woodworking equipment (including table saws, jointers, planers, miter saws)
- Total release foggers or bug bombs (may start house fires or cause breathing problems, dizziness, nausea, vomiting)
- Sporting equipment (helmets, masks, rollerblades, and much more)
- E-Cigarettes (may explode while charging or being used and cause serious injuries)
- Baby Powder (medical studies suggest that the use of talcum powder may increase the risk of ovarian cancer)
