July 18, 2023 — Judges in Texas have decided to allow a lawsuit to proceed against LG after a woman was severely burned by a vape battery that exploded.
The lawsuit was filed by Tashia H., a woman from Texas who bought an 18650 lithium-ion battery that was manufactured by LG at a retail store located in Early, Texas, called Cloud 9 Vape.
The vape battery exploded in her purse and caught on fire, causing severe 2nd- and 3rd-degree burns to her body.
Her lawsuit accuses LG of advertising vape batteries that were “dangerous and unsafe.”
She also accuses the manufacturer of failing to warn about foreseeable risks associated with the use of e-cigarettes and lithium-ion batteries generally.
Her lawsuit was filed against LG Chem Ltd. and LG Chem America Inc. (LGCAI) in the 35th District Court (Brown County, Texas) — Case Number 11-21-00294-CV.
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