Recalls and Class-Actions for July 31st

⚠️ Product Recalls (Past 7 Days) ⚠️

• Mule PRO 1000 Off-Highway Utility Vehicles: If you're into rugged adventures, watch out! Kawasaki USA has issued a recall for their Mule PRO 1000 vehicles due to a pesky problem: debris accumulation that could cause fires. This recall is all about keeping your off-road fun fiery in spirit, not in reality!

• Lancaster Table & Seating Plastic Restaurant High Chairs: Dining out should be a pleasant experience, not a balancing act. Clark Associates is recalling these high chairs because their legs might give out, posing a fall hazard. If your little one has taken a tumble, it’s time to get that chair checked!

• ProForm 50 LB Adjustable Dumbbells: Fitness enthusiasts, take note! iFIT's adjustable dumbbells are under recall due to the risk of weight plates detaching mid-lift. Keep your workout injury-free by checking if your dumbbells are affected.

⚖️ Class-Action Lawsuits (Open to Claims) ⚖️

• Branford Manor Apartments: Tenants at Branford Manor have filed a class-action lawsuit against the property owners for failing to maintain the apartments, which led to injuries and financial losses. Eligible residents could receive up to $6,000, depending on how long they’ve lived there. It’s compensation time for those enduring less-than-ideal living conditions.

• Bosch Home Appliances: Bosch microwave/oven combos with defective VFD control panels are at the center of a class-action settlement. Affected customers can receive up to $400 in reimbursements or opt for an extended service plan. If your kitchen's had a glitch, Bosch might owe you a fix!

• Boohoo/PrettyLittleThing/Nasty Gal: These trendy brands have been hit with a class-action for deceptive pricing and false advertising. Shoppers who bought from them outside California between April 2016 and June 2022 can claim a $10 gift card with free shipping. Fashionable and fair? Yes, please!