An Arkansas woman has filed a federal lawsuit accusing Playtex Products of making plastic baby bottles with a dangerous chemical linked to serious health problems. The latest challenge to industries' use of bisphenol A, the suit seeks nationwide class action status.
May 29, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
An Arkansas woman has filed a federal lawsuit accusing a Connecticut company of making plastic baby bottles with a dangerous chemical linked to serious health problems.
The lawsuit by Ashley Campbell against Playtex Products Inc. of Westport is the latest challenge involving the industrial chemical bisphenol A. The lawsuit seeks nationwide class action status to represent what it says are thousands of people who bought plastic bottles containing the chemical from Playtex or other companies.
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