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Table Of Contents
- Nash Crib Lawsuit Overview
- Latest Nash Crib Lawsuit Updates
- FDA Reports and Statistics
- Nash Crib Injuries & Side Effects
- Do You Qualify for a Nash Crib Lawsuit?
- Nash Crib Recall Information
- Statute of Limitations for Nash Crib Lawsuits
- FAQs
- 1. Can I file a lawsuit if my child was injured while using a Nash Crib?
- 2. What evidence is needed to support a Nash Crib lawsuit?
- 3. What were the outcomes of recalls related to Nash Cribs?
- 4. How can I prove that a Nash Crib caused my child’s injury?
- 5. How much compensation can I receive from a Nash Crib lawsuit?
- 6. How long does a Nash Crib lawsuit typically take?
- 7. Can I join a class action lawsuit for Nash Crib injuries?
- 8. Will I have to go to court for my Nash Crib lawsuit?
- Take Action Now: Time-Sensitive Legal Claims
- References
Nash Crib Lawsuit Overview
Nash Convertible Crib lawsuits focus on injuries caused by a critical defect where the leg can partially detach from the headboard/footboard.
The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a recall for these cribs due to injury hazards [1].
Serena & Lily, the manufacturer, has received 5 reports of the leg partially detaching, creating a significant risk of injury to infants and toddlers.
Latest Nash Crib Lawsuit Updates
October 29, 2020 – The CPSC officially announced the recall of Serena & Lily Nash Convertible cribs with a white finish and oak trim due to injury hazards. The recall affected cribs sold from September 2018 through April 2020 for approximately $900.
“Serena & Lily has received 5 reports of the leg partially detaching from the headboard/footboard.”- The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC)
FDA Reports and Statistics
According to a comprehensive study published in the journal Pediatrics in March 2011, researchers identified 181,654 children under the age of 2 years who were treated in U.S. emergency departments between 1990 and 2008 for injuries linked to cribs, playpens, and bassinets [2].
Key statistics from this study include:
- 83.2% of injuries involved cribs
- 12.6% of injuries involved playpens
- 4.2% of injuries involved bassinets
- 66.2% of injuries were falls from cribs, playpens, or bassinets
- 34.1% of diagnoses were soft-tissue injuries
- 40.3% of injuries affected the head or neck region
Nash Crib Injuries & Side Effects
The Nash Convertible Crib defect can lead to various injuries when the leg partially detaches from the headboard/footboard.
- Fall Injuries: When crib components detach, children may fall and suffer trauma
- Head and Neck Injuries: The most frequently injured body regions (40.3% of crib-related injuries)
- Soft-Tissue Injuries: Comprising 34.1% of diagnoses in crib-related accidents
- Entrapment Hazards: Gaps created by detached components can lead to entrapment
Do You Qualify for a Nash Crib Lawsuit?
You may qualify for a Nash Crib lawsuit if:
- You purchased a Serena & Lily Nash Convertible crib with a white finish and oak trim between September 2018 and April 2020
- The crib was sold under SKU CRIB10-NC1
- Your child experienced injuries related to the crib’s leg partially detaching from the headboard/footboard
- The injuries required medical treatment or hospitalization
Evidence Required for a Nash Crib Lawsuit
To support your Nash Crib lawsuit, you will need:
- Medical records documenting your child’s injuries
- The crib itself or photographs of the defective crib
- Documentation of the crib’s purchase (receipt, order confirmation)
- Photographs of any injuries or damage
- Witness statements if applicable
- Expert testimony on the product’s safety or design flaws
Damages You Can Recover
In a successful Nash Crib lawsuit, you may be entitled to compensation for:
- Medical expenses related to your child’s injuries
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Lost wages if you had to miss work to care for your injured child
- Punitive damages in cases of gross negligence
Nash Crib Recall Information
The recall affects Serena & Lily Nash Convertible cribs with a white finish and oak trim. Key recall details include:
- Recall Date: October 29, 2020
- Affected Products: Nash Convertible cribs sold as part of a kit that includes the crib and toddler bed rails under SKU CRIB10-NC1
- Sale Period: September 2018 through April 2020
- Sale Price: Approximately $900
- Defect: The leg can partially detach from the headboard/footboard, creating an injury hazard
- Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled cribs and contact Serena & Lily for a repair, replacement, or refund
Statute of Limitations for Nash Crib Lawsuits
The statute of limitations for product liability cases, including Nash Crib lawsuits, varies by state but typically ranges from 2-6 years from the date of injury.
Some states also have a “discovery rule,” which means the clock starts ticking when you discover or reasonably should have discovered that your child’s injury was caused by the defective crib.
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Take Action Now: Time-Sensitive Legal Claims
Time is limited to pursue legal action for injuries caused by defective Nash Cribs. Most states have a statute of limitations of only 2-6 years from the date of injury, so it’s crucial to act promptly to protect your legal rights.
At Schmidt & Clark, LLP, we offer:
- Free, confidential consultations to evaluate your case
- No upfront costs or fees for our legal services
- Payment only if we win your case
Don’t delay in seeking the compensation you and your family deserve. Contact our experienced legal team today to discuss your potential Nash Crib lawsuit.
References
1. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2021/Serena-and-Lily-Recalls-Nash-Convertible-Cribs-Due-to-Injury-Hazard-Recall-Alert
2. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21330418/