Estée Lauder
No proof required
Up to $5,000
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Fisher-Price
Class action settled for recalled Fisher-Price toys including trikes, rampways, inflatable ball toys, and high chairs due to safety defects.
ClosedCanada-wideClaim status: Claim window closedPayout: Closed settlementNo longer claimable
About this settlement
The lawsuit addressed safety defects in recalled Fisher-Price children's products that posed injury risks.
This national class action involved recalled Fisher-Price toys including trikes, rampways, infant toys with inflatable balls, and high chairs sold in Canada. The products had hidden defects causing injuries such as cuts, bruises, and choking hazards. The case settled after court approval, and participation is now closed.
Who qualifies
- Residents of Canada who purchased or acquired recalled Fisher-Price trikes, rampways, inflatable ball toys, or high chairs.
- Parents or legal guardians of children who used or were injured by these recalled products.
- Products recalled on September 29 and 30, 2010.
Closed settlement
Claim status: Claim window closed
Keurig
No proof required
Up to $50
5 days left
🔥 534 started this claim
Silk and Great Value
Proof required
Up to $300,000
105 days left
Audible
No proof required
Compensation pending
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Government of Canada
Proof required
Up to $200,000
755 days left
Meta (Facebook)
No proof required
Up to $90
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Estée Lauder
No proof requiredNew
Up to $5,000
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Keurig
No proof requiredNew
Up to $50
5 days left
Deadline July 8, 2026
🔥 534 started this claim
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Silk and Great Value
Proof requiredNew
Up to $300,000
105 days left
Deadline October 16, 2026
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Audible
No proof requiredNew
Compensation pending
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Waiting for the claim window
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