How can Canadian consumers organize a class action suit against Mattel for the recall of their toys?
I for one do not accept Mattel Chairman’s for recalled toys. Lead paint has been banned in Canada for many years. According to Mattel’s annual report saftey is assured. I am appauled beyond belief at the severe repercussions Mattel’s lack of quality control has had on the lives of our precious children. I would ask all who read this to boycott Mattel for life. Anything short of this is absolving them from the total irresponsibility they have shown in their disregard for the safety of families who have bought their products for years. Quality control and safety testing should be their number one concern and they have failed miserably. I would welcome hearing from any Canadian lawyer who would be interested in providing free legal advice as to how to commence a class action suit against all those responsible. Before I return any toys for another manufactured by Mattel, I want to give a voice to the children who may have been affected by this travesity.
business today…….
Shimajiro and a Toilet douche-like toy w/ subs
|
|
Fisher-Price Brilliant Basics Rock-a-Stack $6.48 Some things never go out of style. A rainbow of five rings fits over a cone with rocking base. Stacking toys help baby develop fine motor skills while encouraging cognitive abilities. Made of teethable material…. |
|
|
Dora’s Talking House $79.99 Dora’s Talking House… |