Category: Toys
How to Claim Compensation in Mass Product Liability Claims – Get Justice with The Group Action Lawyers
When a product fails to meet safety standards and causes harm, affected consumers may be entitled to compensation through mass product liability claims.
These types of group actions can allow individuals to come together and seek justice for damages caused by defective products. If you have suffered as a result of a dangerous or faulty product, you may be eligible to claim compensation.
We explain how mass product liability claims work, the benefits of joining a group action, and how The Group Action Lawyers could help you navigate this process.
Claim Dangerous Goods Compensation Through a Group Action
Join us to claim your dangerous goods compensation group action damages and hold negligent companies accountable.
When dangerous goods cause harm, the consequences can be devastating, leaving victims with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial burdens. If you have been affected by hazardous products, you may be entitled to significant compensation.
At The Group Action Lawyers, we specialise in helping victims pursue justice collectively through group action claims.
Claiming Compensation in a Refund Claim Group Action with The Group Action Lawyers
When multiple consumers are affected by the same issue, such as a faulty product or unfair charges, a refund claim group action can be an effective way to seek compensation.
Group actions can allow claimants to come together, pooling resources to pursue justice against large corporations. At The Group Action Lawyers, we specialise in helping victims take part in these collective claims to secure the refunds they may be entitled to.
Slime borax ingredient ‘toxic’ to children
The levels of a slime borax ingredient contained in the popular children’s toy has been found to be at potentially ‘toxic’ levels in eight of the leading slime products.
According to research conducted by consumer action group Which?, eight of the 11 leading slime products tested contained amounts of boron – a chemical in borax – deemed to be unsafe, leaving children at risk of irritation, diarrhoea, vomiting and cramps.
According to the research, the levels of the dangerous chemical may not be clearly listed on the ingredients and may be described as ‘contact lens solution’ which contains borax.