Defective Products

A newly filed lawsuit alleges the “craft ice” makers in certain LG refrigerators suffer from a defect that can cause the machines to freeze, jam, leak or otherwise become inoperable within months or weeks of use.

A proposed class action alleges Future Motion’s Onewheel battery-powered skateboard is “defective and unreasonably dangerous” due to a problem with its “pushback” feature.

A proposed class action alleges three models of K-Supreme single-serve coffee makers made by Keurig Green Mountain and sold by Bed Bath & Beyond suffer from a defect plaguing their self-cleaning function.

The maker of the popular MamaRoo infant swing faces a proposed class action lawsuit roughly two weeks after the product was recalled in the United States due to a strangulation hazard.

In our neck of the woods (New Jersey), car thefts are on the rise, according to officials. But a new proposed class action says that certain vehicles, no matter where you live, may be a little easier to steal thanks to a defect.

A new proposed class action alleges certain Electrolux and Frigidaire Gallery side-by-side refrigerators are equipped with flimsy drawers and shelves that repeatedly crack, break and fall apart.

A proposed class action alleges Thinx women’s underwear is falsely advertised in that the supposedly safe, healthy and sustainable hygienic undergarments contain polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and silver nanoparticles.

Are you constantly fidgeting with the temperature control settings on your Samsung refrigerator? Does the internal temperature of your fridge keep changing? If so, the problem, according to a new lawsuit, might be the result of a defect.

A proposed class action alleges at least 12 Fitbit smartwatch products can overheat, burn users, and pose a potential fire hazard.