Product Liability

Johnson//Becker lawyers have represented more than 700 individuals injured by pressure cooker explosions, including numerous clients injured by their exploding Wolfgang Puck pressure cooker. It has been our honor to assist those individuals seek the justice and compensation that they deserve. We also continue to pursue new cases. Learn more about Wolfgang Puck pressure cooker burn injury cases and how we can help victims of defective pressure cookers.

The entirety of Kids II Rocking Sleepers have been recalled from the consumer market after five infant deaths were reported.

A US District Judge is ordering Bayer AG to pursue mediation and potentially settle outside the court over claims its Roundup herbicide causes cancer.

While the FDA admits vaping has helped curb smoking traditional cigarettes for adults, the agency is now warning about health concerns regarding seizures.

There have been multiple tree stand recalls citing defective parts that can cause a serious fall hazard. If you have been injured from a defective treestand, our lawyers may be able to help. Learn more from the lawyers at Johnson//Becker about your rights in filing a lawsuit if you or a loved one were injured.

According to a pathologist in the newest Roundup lawsuit, it is easy to determine that a couple’s cancer is linked to Roundup exposure.

Johnson & Johnson has started settling talcum powder lawsuits out of court to avoid further scrutiny of its baby powder causing cancer.

The lawyers at Johnson//Becker now represent a number of families who have been the victim of the defective Fisher-Price Rock ‘n Play Sleeper. Since the sleeper was first introduced in 2009, 30 infants have died. Ten of those deaths occurred in 2015 or later. We are filing lawsuits Nationwide and offer a Free Case Evaluation. Please contact us by calling us at (800) 279-6386. We would be honored to speak with you and respond promptly to every inquiry we receive.

Hot or cold massage balls sold exclusively at Target stores have been recalled after consumer complaints of explosion and burn injuries.

A California jury found Monsanto liable and responsible to pay $80M in damages to a man who developed cancer after using Roundup for nearly 25 years.