Product Liability
Is There a Potential Tesla Sudden Acceleration Defect?
Recently a Tesla stock short seller submitted a petition to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) alleging that Tesla vehicles have unintentionally accelerated and contributed to or caused 110 crashes and 52 injuries. Tesla …
Trek Super Commuter+ Recall Lawsuit
Trek announced it was recalling all 2017 to 2019 year models of its Super Commuter+ 8S e-bike due to a fall and injury hazard.
Cobalt Lung Lawsuit
Have you developed Cobalt Lung after vaping? After only six months, a woman was diagnosed with hard metal pneumoconiosis after only six months of vaping.
Chevrolet and GMC Truck Recall Lawsuit
A sensor error in certain GMC and Chevrolet pickup trucks and SUVs can cause the vehicle to brake unexpectedly, leading to possible injury or crash.
Kenmore Elite Microwave Recall Lawsuit
Do you own a Kenmore Elite Microwave? An electrical wiring issue can cause it to reach temperatures over 185 degrees, posing a serious burn injury.
Electric Car Accident Battery Explosion and Fire Lawsuit
Electric car batteries have been linked to explosions that are not only difficult to extinguish, but have led to death in the event of an accident.
BMW Recall Lawsuit
If you’ve been injured or in an accident due to an issue with the front axel bearings in 2020 BMW models, you should contact a lawyer.
Furniture Tip-Over Lawsuit
Did a furniture tip-over cause a significant injury or death to you or your child? If so, you are not alone. A child is sent to the emergency room because of a tip-over incident every 60 Minutes, and on average, 1 to 2 children die every month. Learn more about furniture tip-over lawsuits from the lawyers at Johnson//Becker.
DeWalt Utility Bar Recall Lawsuit
Over 100,000 DeWALT utility bars have been recalled because the handle can break. This puts the user or anyone nearby at risk of injury.
Johnson//Becker, PLLC Files Instant Pot Lawsuit Over Explosion Defects
The lawsuit alleges that The Instant Pot Company and Instant Brands, Inc., the manufacturers of the Instant Pot pressure cookers, has misrepresented the safety of its pressure cookers after the defective pressure cooker caused injuries.