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Table Of Contents
- Hook-On High Chair Recall Lawsuit Overview
- Latest Hook-On High Chair Lawsuit Updates
- Hook-On High Chair Lawsuit Statistics
- FDA Reports and Statistics
- Hook-On High Chair Injuries
- Do You Qualify for a Hook-On High Chair Lawsuit?
- Hook-On High Chair Recall Information
- Statute of Limitations for Hook-On High Chair Lawsuits
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Free Hook-on High Chair Recall Lawsuit Review
Hook-On High Chair Recall Lawsuit Overview
The Hook-On High Chair lawsuit concerns portable hook-on chairs sold exclusively by Ravmix on Amazon (Model S006) that violate federal standards by enabling removal of the crotch restraint without tools, posing a serious fall hazard.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalled approximately 1,000 units on **June 5, 2025**, following concerns that infants could fall through the opening and sustain injury or worse.
Latest Hook-On High Chair Lawsuit Updates
- June 5, 2025 – CPSC issues recall of about 1,000 Ravmix portable hook-on chairs (Model S006), sold between September 2024–March 2025 for $40–$60, due to violation of the Federal Standard for Portable Hook-On Chairs.
- June 6, 2025 – Online coverage, including Amazon’s recall alert list and CPSC social media, spreads awareness about the deadly fall hazard from removable crotch restraints.
- June 7, 2025 – Parent forums and consumer-protection sites begin warning caregivers to stop using the product and initiate refunds.
- June 10, 2025 – Law firms specializing in product liability launch outreach campaigns, offering free case reviews to families affected or potentially impacted by the recalled chairs.
Hook-On High Chair Lawsuit Statistics
- Number of units recalled: **≈1,000** sold between **Sept 2024–March 2025**.
- Purchase price: **$40–$60** each on Amazon.
- No injuries reported as of recall date, though CPSC flagged a “serious injury or death” hazard.
- No lawsuits filed yet as of June 10, 2025.
- Estimated unit replacement/refund cost: **$40–$60** per chair.
FDA Reports and Statistics
These hook-on chairs are consumer products—not medical devices—so FDA/MAUDE entries do not apply. The recall was initiated by the CPSC following violation of federal safety standards and internal review; no FDA or other regulatory body was involved.
Hook-On High Chair Injuries
Though no injuries have been officially reported, potential harms include:
- Fall-related trauma: head injuries, skull fractures, or bone fractures if infants fall from the chair height.
- Neck and spinal injuries: due to sudden drops or awkward landings.
- Emotional trauma: caregiver distress following a preventable fall.
Do You Qualify for a Hook-On High Chair Lawsuit?
- You purchased or used a Ravmix portable hook-on chair (Model S006) between **Sept 2024–March 2025**.
- You experienced or witnessed a fall, near-fall, or detachment of the crotch restraint.
- An injury occurred or there was a scare prompting medical evaluation.
- You can furnish proof of purchase and ownership (e.g., Amazon receipt or order confirmation).
- You retained the recalled product or have evidence of its model and condition.
Evidence Required for a Hook-On Chair Lawsuit
- Medical documentation: ER reports, diagnostic notes, treatment records.
- Product proof: Model/sales info, Amazon order receipt, product images.
- Usage timeline: dates of purchase, recall notice, incident, and medical consultation.
- Release proof: photographic evidence or descriptions of detached restraint.
Damages You Can Recover
- Medical expenses: ER visits, imaging, treatment, and rehabilitation.
- Lost wages: if time off was required for care or injury recovery.
- Pain and suffering: emotional distress due to fear or trauma.
- Punitive damages: possible if Ravmix was negligent or knowingly violated standards.
- Refund: for the purchase price of the chair ($40–$60).
Hook-On High Chair Recall Information
- Recall Date: June 5, 2025.
- Models Affected: Ravmix portable hook-on chairs, Model S006 with white plastic tray and removable crotch restraint.
- Units Recalled: ~1,000 sold exclusively on Amazon.com between Sept 2024 and Mar 2025.
- Recall No.: 25‑316 (CPSC).
- Remedy: Stop using and return for a full refund. Consumers must disassemble the chair, cut the restraint, email photos to Ravmix at ravmix@outlook.com, and await refund instructions.
Statute of Limitations for Hook-On High Chair Lawsuits
- General Rule: 2–3 years from the date of injury or discovery (varies by state).
- California: 2 years under Cal. Code Civ. Proc. §335.1.
- Discovery Rule: May extend filing deadlines if harm wasn’t immediately known.
- Act Now: Seek legal advice promptly to preserve evidence and rights.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I file a claim?
- Contact Schmidt & Clark to file an individual lawsuit or join future class actions.
- What injuries qualify?
- Fall-related injuries or scare events requiring medical or emotional support.
- What evidence do I need?
- Medical records, purchase info, product photos, and recall documentation.
- Can I still get a refund?
- Yes—Ravmix is offering full refunds upon return and photo proof of disassembly.
- What compensation is available?
- Refund, medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and possibly punitive damages.
- How long until settlement?
- Individual cases may resolve in 12–18 months; class actions could take longer.
- Is there a class action?
- No class action exists yet; individual lawsuits are underway.
- Should I stop using the chair?
- Yes—discontinue use immediately and follow recall instructions from Ravmix.
Free Hook-on High Chair Recall Lawsuit Review
Time is limited to pursue legal action due to state-specific statutes of limitations.
Only a few years from the date of injury to file a claim.
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References
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Portable-Hook-On-Chairs-Recalled-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Fall-Hazard-Violation-of-the-Federal-Standard-for-Portable-Hook-On-Chairs-Sold-Exclusively-on-Amazon-com-by-Ravmix
- https://www.usrecallnews.com/portable-hook-on-chairs-recalled-due-to-risk-of-serious-injury-or-death-from-fall-hazard-violation-of-the-federal-standard-for-portable-hook-on-chairs-sold-exclusively-on-amazon-com-by-ravmix/
- https://www.facebook.com/USCPSC/posts/recall-portable-hook-on-chairs-recalled-due-to-risk-of-serious-injury-or-death-from-fall-hazard-violation-of-federal-regulations-for/1298440912327019/
- https://x.com/USCPSC/status/1930642375770083382