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Class I Recall· Aug 20

The Publix Berry Recall Just Became a Class I — and It Now Covers Every Lot

The GreenWise recall was widened to all lots of four Publix products — including Mixed Berries — and the FDA raised it to Class I. Why the lot code no longer matters, and why the illness count didn’t change.

Recall· Aug 20

48,700 More Tabletop Fire Pits Recalled — and the Ones Nobody Will Recall

Brookstone-branded fire pits were recalled after two flame-jetting burns (CPSC 26-687). Three of the last four CPSC actions on these alcohol-burning bowls were warnings with no remedy at all. What flame jetting is and why the safety standard is optional.

Recall· Aug 13

1.77 Million Attic Ladders Recalled — and Most Owners Never Bought Theirs

A bolt can break mid-climb on about 1,770,000 Louisville, Featherlite, Lite and Century attic ladders (CPSC 26-661). Where the model number hides, why the fix is two bolts instead of a refund, and what federal data says about falls from this height.

Recall· Aug 4

434,000 Toddler Towers Recalled — and There’s Still No Federal Safety Standard

Eleven recalls since September 2025 cover 434,176 units and 54 injured children. How to check your model, why most brands send a repair kit instead of a refund, and why dressers have a federal standard but these towers don’t.

Recall· Aug 3

1.5 Million Hand Warmers Recalled After a Death and 350 Burns — the Battery Can Catch Fire

About 1.5 million OCOOPA rechargeable hand warmers were recalled after 15 fires, 350 burns, and one death. Which models, why a lithium-ion battery can ignite on its own, how to get a refund, and where the law comes in.

Class Action· Jul 30

Your Toothpaste Says It Heals Gums. Lawsuits Say a Common Ingredient Irritates Them.

Three class actions accuse Crest, Sensodyne, and Colgate of marketing toothpaste for gum health while it contains sodium lauryl sulfate — which the suits call a harsh irritant. What SLS is, what’s claimed, and the honest counterpoint.

Class Action· Jul 28

Robinhood Says It’s an Investment. A Lawsuit Says It’s a Sportsbook.

A proposed class action claims Robinhood’s “prediction markets” hub is really unlicensed sports betting sold as investing — offered in all 50 states, even where betting is illegal. What an “event contract” is, and what it could mean if you lost money.

Safety Alert· Jul 27

Frozen Blueberries Sold at Publix Recalled Over E. coli — Why Freezing Doesn’t Kill It

GreenWise Organic frozen blueberries were recalled over E. coli after 12 illnesses and four hospitalizations. Which bag to check (lot 60401), and why freezing — and even cooking — doesn’t make them safe.

Safety Alert· Jul 26

A $20 Water Heater Keeps Catching Fire — the Government Just Used a 40-Year-Dormant Power

After 235 reported fires, the CPSC went to court to force a recall of a cheap Amazon immersion water heater — its first “imminent hazard” action in nearly four decades. What to do if you own one.

Recall· Jul 20

Another Light-Up Toy Recalled Over Button Batteries — Why It Keeps Happening

A children’s light-up toy was recalled because its button batteries come out too easily — the hazard behind Reese’s Law. The emergency steps that matter in the first two hours, and how to check your home.

Lawsuit Alert· Jul 15

New Class Action Says Gatorade’s “Hydrates Better Than Water” Claim Doesn’t Hold Up

A proposed class action accuses PepsiCo and Gatorade of misleading shoppers with the “Hydrates Better Than Water” and “no artificial flavors” labels. What the suit claims — and the honest bottom line: no settlement and no money to claim.

Recall· Jul 14

Jeep Recalls Over 1 Million Wranglers & Gladiators — a Power-Steering Part Can Catch Fire

Jeep is recalling 1,076,999 Wranglers and Gladiators (2021–2025) because a power-steering pump connector can overheat and start a fire, even when parked and off. NHTSA links it to 51 fires. Owners are also filing class actions. How to check your VIN (recall 26V363 / 21D) and the free repair.

Recall· Jul 13

These Biometric Gun Safes Can Be Opened by the Wrong Person — 9,100 Recalled

The CPSC recalled about 9,100 BBRKIN and MouTec biometric gun safes because the fingerprint lock can be opened by unauthorized users — a serious injury and death risk. No injuries reported. How to check your model (QHXP029B), the free fix, and the safety steps to take now.

Recall· Jul 11

Kia Tells Nearly 463,000 Telluride Owners to Park Outside — the Seat Motor Can Catch Fire

Kia is recalling 462,869 Tellurides (2020–2024) because a front-seat motor can overheat and start a fire, even while parked. NHTSA says park outside until the free repair — and it’s the second recall for the same defect. How to check your VIN (recall 26V430 / SC374).

Recall· Jul 10

The Glass on This Cuisinart Grill’s Pizza Oven Can Shatter While You Cook — 12,660 Recalled

Conair is recalling about 12,660 Cuisinart Propel+ 3-in-1 gas grills after 37 reports the pizza-oven’s tempered glass shattered during use — including one fire. No injuries reported. How to check your model, get a refund, and what to do if you were hurt.

Under Investigation· Jul 9

Navient Says a Ransomware Attack on Its Law Firm Exposed Borrowers’ Social Security Numbers

Navient told the SEC that a ransomware attack on a law firm it works with exposed student-loan borrowers’ names, dates of birth, addresses, and Social Security numbers. No suit is filed yet, but attorneys are investigating — and there are free steps borrowers can take now.

Under Investigation· Jul 8

The “Internal Bra” Mesh Used in Breast Lifts Was Never FDA-Cleared for the Breast

Surgeons increasingly use mesh — an “internal bra” — in breast lifts, augmentation, and reconstruction, but the FDA says no mesh is cleared for breast surgery. Women report infections, fluid buildup, pain, and revision surgery. Attorneys are investigating claims against the makers.

FDA Class I Recall· Jul 7

About 7 Million Omnipod Insulin Pods Recalled Over a Defect That Can Cut Insulin Delivery

The FDA flagged its most serious recall for about 7 million Omnipod insulin pods after reports a tiny cannula tear can let insulin leak out — 24 serious injuries, no deaths. Omnipod 5, DASH, and Eros affected. What diabetics should check — and why not to stop insulin.

Safety Recall· Jul 6

Nearly 5 Million Bissell Steam Cleaners Recalled Over Burns — Now a Class Action Says the Fix Falls Short

Two recall waves pulled nearly 5 million Bissell Steam Shot handheld cleaners after attachments detached and sprayed scalding water and steam — 300+ burn injuries. Class actions in Chicago allege the recall remedy doesn’t make injured owners whole.

Dangerous Drug· Jul 1

Dupixent Lawsuits Consolidated Into a New Federal MDL Over a Rare Skin Cancer

Federal judges centralized the first Dupixent (dupilumab) lawsuits into MDL 3180 in New Jersey in June 2026. Patients allege the eczema and asthma drug caused or accelerated cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. What it means — and why not to stop your medication over it.

Medical Device· Jun 30

Boston Scientific Spinal Cord Stimulator Lawsuits Consolidated Into a New Federal MDL

Federal judges centralized 23 Boston Scientific spinal cord stimulator injury lawsuits into MDL 3181 on June 5, 2026. Patients allege lead fractures, device migration, and unintended shocks. What it means.

Safety Recall· Jun 23

Weber Recalls 3.2 Million Grill Brushes — Metal Bristles Can Break Off and Be Swallowed

Weber recalled 3.2 million wire-bristle grill brushes after metal bristles detached and caused internal injuries when swallowed. A class action has been filed. Stop using the brush immediately.

Data Breach· Jun 23

MSG Madison Square Garden Data Breach — Up to 26 Million People May Have Had Their Biometric Data Stolen

Hackers leaked 45GB from MSG Entertainment, including biometric facial recognition scans, Social Security numbers, and credit scores. Five class actions filed in federal court.

Landmark Verdict· Jun 23

Jury Finds Meta and YouTube Responsible for Child’s Mental Health Injuries in Landmark Verdict

A Los Angeles jury found Meta 70% and YouTube 30% responsible for harming a minor through addictive platform design. The first verdict of its kind — 2,000+ similar cases are pending.

Lawsuit Alert· Jun 23

Food Companies Being Sued Over Foods Designed to Be Hard to Stop Eating

San Francisco sued Kraft Heinz, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and others for engineering addictive foods. Thirty-two class actions filed in March 2026 linking these products to diabetes and fatty liver disease.

Breaking News· Jul 14

Cyclospora Outbreak — Taco Bell Pulls Produce, 5,100+ Cases in 34 States

Officials investigate leafy lettuce link. Taco Bell voluntarily removed lettuce, pico, guac, and cilantro onion from select locations. No source confirmed yet.

Safety Recall· Jun 15

Nara Organics Infant Formula Recalled — 3 Babies Hospitalized With Botulism

All lots recalled after three babies ages 2–5 months developed botulism in CA, PA, and WA. Stop using this formula immediately.

Food Safety Alert· Jun 6

One Dead, 8 Sickened in Listeria Outbreak Linked to Soft Ricotta Cheese

Clover Hill Dairy recalled its requesón after a multi-year outbreak killed one and hospitalized seven across NY, MD, and VA. Do not eat this product.

Safety Recall· Jun 6

Target Recalls Up & Up Baby Wipes — Life-Threatening Bacteria Found

Burkholderia bacteria that can cause sepsis and pneumonia found in wipes made Nov 2025–May 2026. Check the expiration date on your pack now.

Drug Shortage· Jun 3

Albuterol Inhalers Are in Short Supply — COPD Patients Need to Know This

The FDA confirms albuterol sulfate inhalation solution is currently in shortage. COPD patients — especially those with smoking-related lung disease — are most at risk.

Drug Shortage· Jun 3

A Cancer Chemotherapy Drug Is in Short Supply — What Carboplatin Patients Should Know

Carboplatin — used for ovarian, lung, and other cancers — is listed in short supply by the FDA. Here’s what it means for patients in treatment.

Drug Shortage· Jun 3

The Adderall Shortage Is Still Going — ADHD Patients Have Been Waiting for Over Two Years

Active since October 2022, the Adderall shortage is one of the longest-running prescription drug shortages in recent FDA history. Here’s what to do.

Safety Alert· Jun 1

FDA Warns That Common Skin Lightening Creams May Contain a Banned Poison

Mercury is banned in U.S. cosmetics — but the FDA says it keeps turning up in skin lightening products, often without being listed on the label at all.

Safety Recall· May 12

EEMB Coin Batteries Recalled — 312,000 Packs Sold on Amazon Pose Death Risk for Children

Packaging violates federal child safety law. If a child swallows one of these batteries, it can cause severe internal burns and death. Check your Amazon orders now.

Food Recall· May 12

Fisher, Good & Gather, and Squirrel Brand Snack Mixes Recalled for Salmonella Risk

A contaminated dry milk powder triggered recalls across four snack brands. Check your pantry for Tex Mex Trail Mix, Mexican Street Corn Trail Mix, and more.

Deadline: May 18· May 12

$1.2 Billion Discover Card Settlement — Business Owners Have Until May 18 to File

If your business accepted Discover cards between 2007 and 2023, you may have a claim. The filing deadline is May 18, 2026 — less than a week away.

Safety Recall· May 12

Build-A-Bear Heartwarming Hugs Bear Recalled Over Choking Hazard

About 36,000 weighted plush bears recalled because a zipper slider on the bead pouch can detach and pose a choking risk to young children.

Child Safety· May 8

Roblox Facing Lawsuits Over Child Safety Failures — Parents May Have Legal Options

A federal MDL is open and states have already reached settlements. If your child was exposed to predators or grooming through Roblox, your family may have legal options.

Safety Recall· May 8

a2 Platinum Infant Formula Recalled Over Toxin Risk — What Parents Need to Do Now

Cereulide toxin found in three batches sold on Amazon and at Meijer. About 16,400 units sold. Check your batch number immediately.

Food Recall· May 8

Zapp’s and Dirty Potato Chips Recalled for Salmonella Risk — 9 Flavors Affected

The FDA recalled 9 flavors of Zapp’s and Dirty chips over potential salmonella in a dried milk powder seasoning. Check your bags now.

Settlement Update· May 8

Hernia Mesh Lawsuits: Court Pushes for Resolution as Settlement Talks Heat Up

Settlement negotiations reached a new stage in spring 2026. If you had hernia mesh surgery and later developed complications, you may still have time to file.

Settlement Alert· May 5

Google Is Paying $135 Million Over Android Phones — Deadline to Claim Is May 9

A federal settlement covers people who bought certain Android phones between 2016 and 2019. Four days left to register. No receipts required.

Safety Recall· May 5

8.2 Million Thermos Food Jars Recalled After Three People Suffered Permanent Vision Loss

Certain Thermos jars can pressurize and eject their lids. Stop using it and check if yours is one of the recalled models.

Court Filing· May 5

Roku and TCL Sued Over TVs That Allegedly Stop Working After Software Updates

A new federal lawsuit claims software updates made smart TVs unusable. The case is early — no settlement yet, but owners can document their situations now.

Food Recall· May 5

Ghirardelli Recalled 13 Chocolate Drink Mixes Over Salmonella Risk

The recalled products are bulk and food service items. No illnesses reported. If you work in food service, here’s what to check.

Consumer Alert· May 5

Solar Company Attyx Accused of Defrauding Homeowners in Six States

New York’s AG and a class action both accuse Attyx of lying about solar savings. If you signed a contract in NY, NJ, VA, NC, SC, or HI, you may have options.

Settlement Alert· May 1

You May Be Owed Cash If You Bought Joint Juice — But You Have Until May 15

Premier Nutrition is paying $90 million over misleading joint health claims. No receipt needed. Two weeks left to file.

Safety Recall· May 1

Nearly 1 Million Frigidaire Minifridges Recalled Over Fires — And the Recall Isn’t Making Everyone Whole

A class action says the refund doesn’t cover what people lost when their fridge caught fire. Here’s who may have a claim.

Settlement News· May 1

Millions of Blue Cross Blue Shield Members Are Getting Settlement Checks in May

A $2.67 billion antitrust settlement is paying out now. If you were covered by BCBS between 2008 and 2020, you may have a check coming.

Breaking News· Apr 30

After Three Court Defeats, J&J Is Facing 90,000 Cancer Lawsuits Head-On

J&J tried three times to use bankruptcy to block cancer victims. It failed every time. Now the cases move forward before juries.

Breaking News· Apr 30

Purdue Pharma Ordered to Pay $5.5 Billion for Its Role in the Opioid Crisis

One of the largest criminal penalties in U.S. history against a drug company. Opens the door to a larger fund for people harmed by the epidemic.

Consumer Alert· Apr 30

Albertsons and Safeway Accused of Fake “Buy One Get One Free” Deals for Years

Washington’s AG says the chains secretly raised prices before BOGO deals — so shoppers were never actually getting anything free.

Now Accepting· Apr 30

Thousands Are Suing Over Ozempic, Wegovy, and Similar Weight-Loss Drugs

A federal MDL is now open for GLP-1 drug injury cases. Here’s what happened and who may still qualify.

Court Update· Apr 29

Weight Loss Shot Lawsuits Hit a Major Court Milestone

A key deadline just passed in the federal Ozempic/Wegovy/Mounjaro injury case. Over 3,500 people allege serious stomach, gallbladder, and vision injuries. Here’s what it means.

Safety Recall· Apr 29

Recalled Casely Power Bank Caused a Death — 429,200 Still Out There

The CPSC reissued a recall after a fatality and an airplane fire. If you bought one on Amazon, stop using it and check your options.

Settlement· Apr 29

Did You Pay Too Much for Beef? An $87.5 Million Settlement Says Yes

Major beef producers settled over an alleged price-fixing conspiracy. Anyone who bought beef in the U.S. may qualify — no receipts needed.

Health· Apr 28

Did Your Hospital Use Olympus Scopes? Here's How to Find Out

If you got sick after a colonoscopy, ERCP, or bronchoscopy, the make and model of the scope used on you matters. Here's how to request it under HIPAA.

Supreme Court Ruling· Jun 30

Supreme Court Rules 7–2 for Monsanto — What It Means for Roundup Cancer Cases

The Court limited some state-court Roundup claims but left federal cases and the proposed $7.25 billion settlement intact. Individual cases are still open.

Food Recall· Apr 27

8,302 Cartons of Cantaloupe Recalled Over Salmonella Risk — FDA Class I

Ayco Farms issued a Class I recall — the FDA's top danger rating — for cantaloupe distributed in CA, FL, NY, and PA between December 2025 and January 2026.

Settlement Update· Apr 23

7 Settlements You May Be Able to Claim in April 2026

Roundup, 3M earplugs, Philips CPAP, PFAS water, and more. Free to check if you qualify — no fee unless you win.

Food Recall· Apr 23

Wawa Recalled 4 Drinks Over a Hidden Milk Allergen

Five East Coast states affected. Check code dates on 16 oz bottles of iced tea, lemonade, and fruit punch now.

Lawsuit· Apr 23

Domino's Is Being Sued Over a Fake "Tax" at Checkout

A California class action says the "Tax 2" fee on receipts isn't a real tax — it's a hidden charge that violates state law.

Settlement Update· Apr 23

Bayer Proposes $7.25 Billion Roundup Deal — Including Future Cases

A proposed deal would cover existing and future non-Hodgkin lymphoma cases. Opt-out deadline: June 4, 2026.

Drug Recall· Apr 22

Xanax XR Recalled Nationwide — The Medication May Not Be Working

One specific lot of Xanax XR 3mg has been pulled after the pills failed a release test. Check your bottle's lot number now.

Health· Apr 22

Over 3 Million Eye Drop Bottles Recalled at Walgreens, CVS, and Kroger

K.C. Pharmaceuticals recalled 3.1 million bottles of OTC eye drops over sterility concerns. Here's which 8 products to check.

Drug Recall· Apr 22

300,000 Blood Pressure Patches Recalled — What Clonidine Patients Need to Know

Teva recalled 300,000+ cartons of clonidine skin patches after an unapproved ingredient was found in manufacturing. Check your NDC number.

Rideshare Safety· Apr 20

Jury Awards Just $5,000 in Second Uber Sexual Assault Trial

A federal jury found the assault happened — but awarded only $5,000. Here's what the outcome means for the 3,300+ similar cases waiting in line.

Food Recall· Apr 15

Frozen Berry Recall Over Hepatitis A Concerns

Two national grocery chains have pulled specific frozen berry products. Check your freezer.

Auto· Apr 14

NHTSA Opens Probe Into Tesla Autopilot Phantom Braking

Federal regulators are investigating hundreds of owner complaints about sudden, unexplained braking.

Finance· Apr 13

Bank "Overdraft Fee" Lawsuit Wave Hits Four More Lenders

Surprise overdraft fees on debit transactions are triggering a new round of class actions against regional banks.

Kids & Baby· Apr 11

Major Baby Stroller Recall Over Choking Hazard

More than 200,000 units are being pulled nationwide after multiple reports of detached small parts.

Tech· Apr 9

Popular Fitness App Faces Suit Over Data Sharing With Advertisers

Users say heart rate and location data was sold to third parties without consent.

Health· Apr 7

Heart Medication Recall Expanded — What Patients Should Do

An FDA Class I recall is expanding to include additional lots. Patients should not stop medication without a doctor.