Appellate Court Finds Amazon Can Be Held Liable for Defective Products

The dispute centers on a lawsuit filed by Kisha Loomis, who purchased a $370 hoverboard on Amazon in 2015 as a Christmas gift for her son. She sustained burns to her hands and feet trying to extinguish a fire started after her son plugged the device in to charge it.

** Note, link not included due to that site giving me a spam popup, even tried the DOT bs to post, so after 6 years in court, finally a decent ethical ruling in favor of consumers.

>>13530058

Agreed and from this, I def foresee some legal waivers of responsibility incoming to avoid monetary loss to third party faulty merch as bigwigs try to wash their hands of hurting consumers. imo.

>>13530079

As I stated I got spam pop up as tried to post the link, tried the Dot com bs and even tried the archive link and got the spam popup repeatedly. The court paperwork link was also in article and linked through courthousenews site

>>13530121

just bloody insane - why am I getting the spam popup?

much appreciated on link nonetheless

>>13530144

Will keep that in mind in case it happens again.

Knock on wood it doesn't.

Many thanks, fren