Leatherman Recall Lawsuit | 2025 Latest Updates

What’s the Problem?

This issue concerns the recall of Charge Plus and Charge Plus TTi multi‑tools due to a defect where the knife blade tip does not fully fold into the handle, posing a serious laceration hazard.

Consumers alleged risk of cuts when handling or using the tool. Approximately **17,000 units** were recalled. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued the recall in July 2025 [1.].

Although we are not aware of any lawsuits filed against Leatherman Tool Group, we are actively investigating potential claims involving injuries such as deep lacerations or emergency medical treatment resulting from blade exposure.

Latest Leatherman Lawsuit Updates

As of **July 31, 2025**, no lawsuits or class actions involving the Charge Plus multi‑tools have been filed. No MDLs, court cases, or settlements have been reported publicly. The recall was officially announced on **July 31, 2025** by CPSC under recall number **25‑414**.

Leatherman Lawsuit Statistics

No litigation has been initiated at this time. Consequently, no data exists regarding total lawsuits, settlement amounts, or economic impact such as medical costs or productivity losses.

FDA/CPSC Reports and Statistics

• Recall issued **July 31, 2025**, by CPSC in coordination with Leatherman Tool Group, Inc.
• About **17,000 Charge Plus and Charge Plus TTi multi‑tools** included in the recall.
• **No injuries reported** to date in CPSC reports or injury databases.

Leatherman Injuries & Side Effects

Potential injuries from the defect include:

• Deep lacerations: caused by blade tip protruding during handling or storage.
• Unexpected cuts during use: leading to bleeding, nerve damage, or need for stitches.
• Secondary injuries: such as infection or tissue damage if blade fails to retract properly.

Do You Qualify for a Leatherman Lawsuit?

• You own or used a Leatherman Charge Plus or Charge Plus TTi multi‑tool sold between July 2024 and March 2025.
• You experienced a serious laceration or were cut due to the blade failing to fold fully into the handle.
• Your injury required medical evaluation or treatment.
• You can provide the tool serial, purchase receipt, packaging or photos demonstrating the model.
• You still have the tool, packaging, or proof of recall eligibility page confirmation.

Evidence Required for a Leatherman Lawsuit

• Medical records documenting laceration treatment, hospital visits, stitches, infection control, or specialist care.
• Product information such as model name (“Charge Plus” or “Charge Plus TTi”), proof of purchase, photos of the tool showing blade position.
• Recall documentation (CPSC notification or eligibility confirmation).
• Timeline records showing when you owned/used the tool and when injury occurred.

Damages You Can Recover

You may seek compensation for:

• Medical expenses—past treatment and any future care required.
• Lost wages—if injuries prevented work.
• Pain and suffering—for physical discomfort and emotional distress.
• Punitive damages—if gross negligence is proven regarding design or repair.

No precedent settlement ranges exist at this time due to absence of litigation.

Leatherman Recall Information

• Recall date: **July 31, 2025** by CPSC (Recall No. 25‑414).
• Affected products: Leatherman Charge Plus and Charge Plus TTi multi‑tools.
• Hazard: Knife blade tip does not fully fold into the handle, posing laceration risk.
• Units recalled: Approximately **17,000** sold from July 2024 through March 2025 at retailers including REI, Amazon, hardware stores.
• Remedy: Consumers instructed to stop using the tool immediately and return it via prepaid shipping for repair free of charge; no proof of purchase needed.

Statute of Limitations for Leatherman Lawsuits

Statutes of limitations for personal injury vary by state but are typically **two to three years** from date of injury or discovery. As the recall and public notice occurred in **July 2025**, potential claimants should act promptly to preserve legal rights. Some states offer extended deadlines or tolling in cases involving latent injuries—consult legal counsel without delay.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I file a Leatherman lawsuit? Contact qualified legal counsel; we’ll review your injury and product documentation and advise whether filing is appropriate.
• What qualifies me? Use of an affected tool and medically documented laceration or injury from blade exposure.
• Can I claim if no injury occurred? No; claims require actual injury requiring medical attention.
• What documentation is needed? Medical records, proof of tool ownership or use, recall eligibility confirmation, and tool photos.
• Are lawsuits underway? As of **July 31, 2025**, no civil actions or class suits are known.
• What damages can I recover? Compensation may include medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering; punitive damages possible in gross negligence cases.
• What should I do with the tool? Preserve the tool and any packaging or documentation; avoid further handling to prevent injury.
• How do I confirm my tool is included? Visit Leatherman’s recall site via CPSC notice; provide tool serial or model info for repair eligibility.

References

1. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Leatherman-Recalls-Charge-Plus-Multi-Tools-Due-to-Laceration-Hazard