Consumer product litigation lies at the intersection of public health, corporate accountability, and consumer protection. At Furia Law, we prosecute cases involving unsafe, contaminated, or deceptively marketed products, where the stakes extend beyond individual injury to the integrity of the marketplace itself. These cases often concern products tainted by toxic substances such as lead, PFAS, or phthalates, or compromised by bacterial contamination. Others involve misrepresentations in advertising — claims of safety, purity, or “all-natural” qualities that conceal material risks.
Our firm has deep experience litigating cases under state consumer protection statutes, federal food and drug regulations, and common law theories of fraud and breach of warranty. We are adept at managing the scientific and technical complexity inherent in these cases, working with experts in toxicology, epidemiology, and product safety to establish the presence of harmful substances and their impact on consumers. This rigorous approach allows us to present compelling evidence to courts and juries, translating complex data into clear narratives of corporate misconduct and consumer harm.
We pursue remedies that extend beyond monetary recovery. Our cases frequently seek injunctive relief mandating reform in testing protocols, disclosure practices, and labeling standards, ensuring that harmful practices are not only punished but corrected. By holding companies accountable for contamination and false advertising, we aim not only to secure justice for injured consumers but also to reinforce public confidence in the integrity of the products on which people rely every day.
Clients and co-counsel turn to Furia Law for consumer product class actions where the issues are complex, the science demanding, and the consequences far-reaching. We bring to these cases the same discipline and courtroom experience that define our broader litigation practice, ensuring that they are prosecuted with both sophistication and resolve.