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.
TL;DR Unilever United States, Inc. is facing a class-action lawsuit for falsely marketing its Vaseline brand Baby Healing Jelly as “Hypoallergenic.” The product, targeted at parents for babies with sensitive skin, contains fragrance chemicals—one of the most common allergens and…
Federal Enforcement Action • FIFRA Violation • Georgia The COVID Cleaner Con: How PreVasive Sold an Unregistered Pesticide and Got Away With a $2,500 Slap EvilCorporations.com • Docket No. FIFRA-04-2025-3012(b) • EPA Region 4 • 19 min read TL;DR PreVasive…
(TL;DR): Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc. endangered its workers and the community in Sherman, Texas, by neglecting critical safety protocols for handling over 10,000 pounds of hazardous anhydrous ammonia. An accidental chemical release of this highly toxic compound triggered an investigation…
SYSTEM FAILURE AT UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND TL;DR The University of Maryland – College Park, a major state university, was caught systematically violating hazardous waste laws for at least four years (2021-2024). Violations included failing to conduct mandatory weekly inspections of…
A Ticking Time Bomb In Your Kitchen TL;DR The Facts: A class-action lawsuit (Case No. 1:25-cv-01474-UNA) has been filed against Electrolux, alleging a dangerous defect in its Frigidaire-branded ovens. The Misconduct: The oven’s glass door can spontaneously explode, sending hot…
TL;DR The Misconduct: JMS Companies, LLC, operating as Choice Property Management, committed 89 violations of federal law designed to protect families from lead poisoning in Indiana rental properties. The Facts: Across at least 26 leases and one major renovation between…
TL;DR Illinois-based Parasol Medical, LLC was caught selling medical equipment with unproven and illegal antimicrobial claims to healthcare facilities. They also have a logo which looks suspiciously like the logo of an extremely evil corporation from a popular video game…
TL;DR Cagan Management Group, a Chicago-based property management company, rented out at least 31 apartments in buildings known to contain lead-based paint hazards — without telling any of the tenants. The company had lead hazard records going back as far…
EvilCorporations.com | Investigative Report EPA Enforcement Lead Exposure California A Painter Put Kids in Lead’s Way. The Fine Was Pocket Change. Filed: November 25, 2025 | U.S. EPA Region IX | Pleasant Hill, California TL;DR Ferenc Szuchopa, operating as Pin-Point…
Products Liability • Corporate Accountability • Consumer Safety How LG Got Away With Selling Exploding Batteries Used in Vapes A Nevada man’s legs caught fire in his own living room. A court just ruled the multinational corporation that made the…