Product safety violations occur when companies manufacture and sell goods that are dangerous or fail to meet safety standards. These products can cause harm or injury to consumers, leading to loss of life or serious health issues.
Toro Sold a Lawnmower It Knew Could Kill You Corporate Accountability Project | Products Liability | Consumer Safety 7th Circuit Court of Appeals: Toro Must Face Trial — January 21, 2026 The Toro Company • Products Liability • 2013–2026 Toro…
Asbestos in Michigan Schools: How Menominee Area Public Schools Left Kids at Risk for Years EPA Region 5 Enforcement Action | Menominee, Michigan | TSCA-05-2026-0013 | Asbestos in Public Schools | Investigative Report Public Health & Corporate Accountability Asbestos Left…
Amazon Sold a “Hypoallergenic” Body Wash Containing Known Skin Allergens Corporate Misconduct Accountability Project · Amazon.com · Consumer Product Deception · 2026 Class Action Case No. 1:26-cv-1062 · S.D.N.Y. · Filed Feb 6, 2026 Amazon Sold a “Hypoallergenic” Body Wash…
Nissan Knew Its Rogue Windshields Would Explode… They Sold Them Anyway Investigative Report | Corporate Accountability | Consumer Safety | Filed January 2026 Class Action Alert Nissan Knew Its Rogue Windshields Would Explode. It Sold Them Anyway. A federal lawsuit…
Chicago Landlord TBS Properties Hid Lead Paint Hazards From Renters for Years Investigative Report | Environmental Justice | Chicago, Illinois | EPA Enforcement Docket TSCA-05-2025-0024 Corporate Accountability Chicago Landlord TBS Properties Kept Tenants in the Dark About Lead Paint for…
Monsanto’s PCB Poison Sickened 169 Government Workers in Las Vegas Corporate Accountability Project • Investigative Report • Public Health & Environmental Justice Corporate Pollution & Public Health Monsanto Knew. They Sold It Anyway. Las Vegas Workers Paid With Their Lives.…
Spring & Mulberry Sold Salmonella-Contaminated Chocolate Bars While Marketing Them as “Ridiculously Good for You” Corporate Accountability Report | Public Health & Food Safety | Class Action Watch Investigative Report Spring & Mulberry Called Their Chocolate Bars “Ridiculously Good for…
TL;DR: Better Choice Brands, LLC, a Delaware imported and distributed a pesticide called BCB Paraquat MUP without the required manufacturing registration number on its label. Federal law requires this number on every pesticide product sold in the U.S. The EPA…
TL;DR: Fire Island Holdings, Inc. distributed contaminated, untreated drinking water to nearly 200 people daily in Teton County, Wyoming, exceeding federal safety limits for nitrates. The Environmental Protection Agency has stepped in with an emergency order to force compliance and…
TL;DR: Old Monsanto held a monopoly on toxic polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) for decades, knowing as early as 1937 that these chemicals were poisonous. Despite this knowledge, the company continued to sell them to third-party manufacturers, fully aware that the toxins…