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Five Injured in State College Ski Lift Malfunction

Posted on: December 22, 2017. Category: Personal Injury, Premises Liability

Five people are injured after the ski lift they were on malfunctioned. The ski resort, located in State College, Pennsylvania, released a statement saying that one chair on the ski lift malfunctioned, causing it to become loose and slide backwards into another chair. This caused a chain reaction with 4 other chairs. It took safety...

Young Girl Burned from Hatchimal Bath Bomb

Posted on: December 20, 2017. Category: Product Liability, Safety

A mother is warning consumers of the potential dangers of the Hatchimal Bath Bombs after her daughter suffered a chemical burn from one. The young girl’s mother said she was in the bath tub for less than one minute when her skin got bright red and began to burn. The mother contacted the manufacturer and the representative...

Holiday Home Safety Tips.

Posted on: December 13, 2017. Category: Product Liability, Safety

The holidays can invite a lot of potential hazards for your home and loved ones. It is a homeowner’s responsibility to ensure their home is safe for visitors. To keep your home and loved ones safe this holiday season, try following some of these holiday home safety tips.

Decorating: Carefully inspect holiday lights and discard...

Aldi Stores are Recalling Chocolate due to Possible Nut Contamination

Posted on: December 12, 2017. Category: Product Liability, Safety

Aldi Stores are recalling Choceur Dark Chocolate Bars due to a possible nut contamination after an employee found almonds in a bar. The bars do not list almonds as an ingredient or warn consumers of the risk. Someone with an allergy to almonds could be at risk if they were to eat the chocolate bars. The recall affects all 5.29 oz. Choceur Dark Chocolate Bars with a best by date of July 24, 2018. The UPC code is 4149817964. Consumers can contact

Ford Recalls Over 200,000 Trucks and SUVs

Posted on: December 8, 2017. Category: Product Liability, Safety

Ford has issued a recall on over 200,000 Trucks and SUVs in the United States due to loose front seat cushions. Ford says the problem comes from a bolt in the power seat adjuster that can come loose or fall out. If this occurs, the seat cushion can move too far. This could be dangerous in the event of a crash. The recall affects certain models of 2016 F-150 and Explorers with power seats. Ford dealers will inspect the bolts. If they pass the inspection...

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