Wolf Haldenstein Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Evenflo for Selling Dangerous Car Seats
A recent investigative report issued by Pro Publica made clear that the Big Kid car seats were inherently unsafe for children under 40 lbs, and that Evenflo was fully aware of this major safety issue as early as 2012.
- A recent investigative report issued by Pro Publica made clear that the Big Kid car seats were inherently unsafe for children under 40 lbs, and that Evenflo was fully aware of this major safety issue as early as 2012.
- Despite this knowledge, Evenflo continued to advertise and sell the Big Kid car seats as being safe for children weighing as little as 30 lbs.
- Additionally, the lawsuit alleges that Evenflo markets the Big Kid car seats as being well-suited for side impacts when, in fact, Evenflos own testing showed that a child sitting in a Big Kid car seat during a side-impact collision could suffer catastrophic head, neck and spinal injuries or die.
- Wolf Haldenstein represents a class of consumers in the United States who purchased the Big Kid car seats, and seeks damages under the Kentucky Consumer Protection Act and other state laws.