Product Liability

Ginny’s may be among the many manufacturers our law firm is currently filing pressure cooker lawsuits against for exploding and causing injury to the user.

Prestige is among many manufacturers our law firm is currently filing pressure cooker lawsuits against for exploding and causing injury to the user.

A rapid increase of lawsuits have been filed against multiple manufacturers of pressure cookers due to explosions, resulting in severe burns and injuries to the user. In addition, numerous recalls have been ordered across the country for ambiguous assembly instructions and faulty production.

Johnson//Becker lawyers have represented more than 700 individuals injured by pressure cooker explosions, including numerous clients injured by their exploding Philippe Richard Pressure Cooker. It has been our honor to assist those individuals seek the justice and compensation that they deserve. We also continue to pursue new cases. Learn more about Philippe Richard Pressure Cooker burn injury cases and how we can help victims of defective pressure cookers.

Mirro is one brand of stovetop pressure cookers that have been linked to explosions, causing scalding hot contents to injure anyone near the device.

Johnson//Becker lawyers have represented more than 700 individuals injured by pressure cooker explosions, including over 25 clients injured by their exploding NuWave Nutri-Pot. It has been our honor to assist those individuals seek the justice and compensation that they deserve. We also continue to pursue new cases. Learn more about NuWave Nutri-Pot burn injury cases and how we can help victims of defective pressure cookers.

In 2015, Breville recalled over 35,000 pressure cookers because ambiguous assembly instructions pose a burn and injury threat to the consumer.

Three ION Audio models of portable speakers have been recalled from the consumer market because they can explode while charging due to a battery leak.

The Beaba Babycook Neo food makers and steamers have been recalled due to a laceration hazard from the glass bowl breaking during use.

A couple was awarded $2B in damages during the third Roundup lawsuit, as the pesticide was found to be a “significant factor” in their cancer diagnosis.