Amid similar lawsuits across the nation, a Connecticut mother is suing the makers of Juul e-cigarettes, claiming the products caused her teenage son to experience seizures after he became addicted to nicotine.

San Francisco-based Juul Labs, founded in 2015 as an arm of cigarette manufacturer Altria Group Inc. and its subsidiary, Philip Morris USA Inc., has faced recent allegations that it marketed its products to underage users. The most recent lawsuit in Connecticut was filed by Sherman resident Catherine Faulds on behalf of her son, identified as “G.F.”