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.
Surveillance Tech / Domestic Abuse / FTC Enforcement SpyFone Built a Business on Stalking and Domestic Abuse Source: FTC Complaint — Docket C-4756 — Issued December 20, 2021 TL;DR A company called SpyFone (operating as Support King, LLC) sold secret…
TL;DR Geronimo Concrete, Inc., a Los Angeles-based contractor, faced federal enforcement action from the U.S. EPA under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) for lead paint violations. The EPA filed a Consent Agreement and Final Order against the company, signed…
Investigative Report • Consumer Safety • Class Action Lead in the Toothpaste Hello Products sold “friendly” toothpaste directly marketed to children as young as two. Independent lab testing found lead levels up to 32 times the EPA’s action limit, and…
TL;DR Affordable Housing Solutions, LLC rented out a 130-year-old building in Butte, Montana and signed two separate leases without ever giving tenants the federally required lead paint warning pamphlet. The building at 616 W Mercury Street was built in 1895,…
EvilCorporations.com — Investigative Report Lead in the Walls, Lies in the Lease Lincoln, Nebraska — Filed August 2025 — EPA Region 7 TL;DR Lynn Fisher, operating as Great Place Properties in Lincoln, Nebraska, hired contractors to replace windows in 21…
EvilCorporations.com | Investigative Report | August 2025 How Monsanto Turned a Cancer Victim’s Health Against Him Peter Engilis sprayed Roundup on his lawn for 25 years, developed blood cancer, and sued Monsanto. The court threw his case out because his…
TL;DR FCA (the company behind Chrysler) recalled certain Pacifica minivans in early 2022 after discovering the batteries could spontaneously explode, affecting 69 families who sued. FCA then tried to force 18 of those families out of court entirely by invoking…
TL;DR Vivian Howard, 93, was diagnosed with dysphagia and placed on a medically-marketed Hormel meal and thickener regimen; she died on October 20, 2019. Hormel’s own expert acknowledged that elderly patients with dysphagia face elevated risk of dehydration and dangerous…
TL;DR Daimler Truck North America called their collision-prevention system “life-saving technology” — then sold an 80,000-pound truck without it, and a mother named Lupe Ortiz was killed when that truck rear-ended her car at over 55 mph at a red…
Housing / Toxic Exposure / EPA Enforcement Security Building Loft Partners Paid Just $21,374 For Endangering Tenants With Lead Paint EPA Region IX Consent Agreement and Final Order — Signed July 11, 2025 TL;DR Security Building Loft Partners, LP violated…