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.
EvilCorporations.com • Civil Action No. 25-1416 • 19 min read Dorel Sold 302,000 Step Stools With A Handle That Breaks Off In Your Hands A federal class action filed September 19, 2025 accuses Dorel Home Furnishings of designing, selling, and…
EPA Enforcement • TSCA Violation • Greenville, SC They Sold You a Home. They Skipped the Lead Warning. EvilCorporations.com • Docket No. TSCA-04-2025-6109(b) • 17 min read TL;DR Marchant Real Estate, Inc., a South Carolina real estate agency, was caught…
Investigative Report • Public Housing • Environmental Justice Lead in the Walls, Lies in the Lease EvilCorporations.com • Docket No. TSCA-02-2025-9170 • 44 min read TL;DR The Newark Housing Authority (NHA) ran public housing developments built before 1978 and signed…
EPA Enforcement • TSCA • Lead Paint • South Carolina They Rented You A Poisoned House And Never Said A Word EvilCorporations.com • Docket No. TSCA-04-2025-6112(b) • 17 min read TL;DR Palmetto State Properties & Associates (PSPA, LLC), a property…
TL;DR Tnemec Company, Inc., a paint and coatings manufacturer in North Kansas City, Missouri, operated an illegal hazardous waste storage facility inside its factory, storing toxic solvents and contaminated materials in open, unlabeled containers with zero regard for the law.…
Investigative Report · EPA Enforcement · Lead Poisoning Risk Greystar Sent Workers Into Homes Without Lead Safety Training Filed with EPA Region 4 · September 23, 2025 · GREP Southeast, LLC TL;DR Greystar’s Southeast subsidiary, GREP Southeast, LLC, performed renovations…
TL;DR Happy Homes Property Manager, LLC, a Charleston, South Carolina rental company, signed lease contracts for 8 pre-1978 homes without ever telling tenants those homes may contain lead-based paint. The company failed tenants at every single required step: no lead…
Environmental Negligence • Public Health • Baltimore, Maryland How Two Corporations Coated Baltimore in 2.5 Tons of Lead Paint Television Tower, Inc. knew for decades. They hired an unqualified contractor anyway. Then they spent two years trying to get a…
TL;DR The Woodner Company, a Manhattan-based property management firm, rented apartments in a pre-1978 lead-paint building to families in Yonkers, NY without legally required lead disclosures or tenant acknowledgments. The EPA found 42 separate violations across 29 apartments; tenants signed…
Kia and Hyundai Knew Their Cars Were Easy to Steal. They Built Millions of Them Anyway. Corporate Accountability Project Corporate Misconduct Kia America & Hyundai Motor America · 2011–2021 Kia and Hyundai Knew Their Cars Were Easy to Steal. They…