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Samurai Smoke Alarm Lawsuit Overview

Samurai Smoke Alarm lawsuits focus on defective mini smoke detectors that fail to alert consumers in the presence of smoke. Primary allegations against Three61 LLC include product malfunction that poses serious risks of smoke inhalation or death. Eight reports of alarms failing to activate in the presence of smoke have been documented. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a recall for approximately 328,000 affected units.

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Latest Samurai Smoke Alarm Lawsuit Updates

January 20, 2025 – Legal experts emphasize the rising number of consumer lawsuits related to malfunctioning Samurai Mini Smoke Alarms. Attorneys urge affected consumers to take legal action while the case filings continue to grow [1].

January 17, 2025 – Consumers who purchased Samurai Mini Smoke Alarms from HSN are now pursuing legal claims against the manufacturer. Attorneys recommend that individuals affected by the malfunction seek compensation for any damages incurred.

January 16, 2025 – Three61 LLC initiated a nationwide recall of 328,000 Samurai Mini Smoke Alarms after receiving eight reports of the alarms failing to activate in the presence of smoke. The CPSC has assigned Recall Number 25-095 to this action.

FDA Reports and Statistics

While the FDA does not regulate smoke detectors, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has documented:

• 328,000 potentially affected Samurai Mini Smoke Alarms in circulation
• Eight confirmed reports of alarms failing to activate when smoke was present
• Nationwide distribution through HSN stores and HSN.com
  The CPSC announced a recall of these alarms on January 16, 2025, due to their potential to malfunction and fail to alert consumers to a fire. As of March 18, 2025, this has prompted potential lawsuits, though no major litigation or injuries are confirmed.

Samurai Smoke Alarm Injuries & Side Effects

Malfunctioning smoke detectors can lead to severe injuries and damages when they fail to alert occupants to fires.

• Smoke Inhalation: Respiratory damage, carbon monoxide poisoning
• Burns and Physical Injuries: From delayed escape due to lack of warning
• Property Damage: Extensive home and personal property destruction
• Death: Fatal outcomes due to lack of early fire detection

Do You Qualify for a Samurai Smoke Alarm Lawsuit?

You may qualify for a Samurai Smoke Alarm lawsuit if:

• You purchased and used a Samurai Mini Smoke Alarm (model number SM1) between July 2020 and November 2024
• You experienced personal injury or property damage due to the smoke alarm failing to activate in the presence of smoke
• The injuries or damages required medical treatment, repairs, or other documented losses
• You can provide proof of purchase and model information for the affected smoke alarm

Evidence Required for a Samurai Smoke Alarm Lawsuit

• Proof of purchase of the Samurai Smoke Alarm (model SM1)
• Medical records documenting injuries related to smoke inhalation or fire
• Documentation of property damage caused by fire that wasn’t detected
• Reports filed with fire departments or insurance companies
• Photographic evidence of the damaged alarm and/or property

Damages You Can Recover

• Medical expenses for treatment of injuries
• Costs of property repair or replacement
• Lost wages due to injuries or displacement
• Pain and suffering from physical and emotional trauma
• Punitive damages against the manufacturer

Samurai Smoke Alarm Recall Information

• Recall Date: January 16, 2025
• Models Affected: Samurai Mini Smoke Alarms, model number SM1 (white and silver)
• Units Recalled: Approximately 328,000
• CPSC Information: Recall Number 25-095
• Remedy: Free replacement alarm, including shipping
  The recall, announced by the CPSC on January 16, 2025, addresses Samurai Mini Smoke Alarms that may fail to activate in the presence of smoke, based on eight reported failures and CPSC testing. Consumers should contact Three61 to register for a replacement at www.samuraibrands.com/recall.

Statute of Limitations for Samurai Smoke Alarm Lawsuits

The statute of limitations for product liability claims varies by state, typically ranging from 1-3 years from the date of injury or discovery of defect. Some states may extend this period for product recalls. Contact our attorneys immediately to ensure your claim is filed within your state’s deadline.

FAQs

1. How do I know if my smoke alarm is included in the recall?

The recall affects Samurai-branded mini smoke alarms, model number SM1, in white and silver. “Smoke” appears on the front of the alarm below a button and “installed on” on the back. They were sold in packs of 2 or 3 alarms between July 2020 and November 2024.

2. What should I do if I have a recalled Samurai Smoke Alarm?

Stop using the recalled smoke detector immediately and contact Three61 for a free replacement alarm, including shipping. You should also document your product with photographs and preserve it as evidence if you’ve experienced any damages.

3. How do I file a Samurai Smoke Alarm lawsuit?

Contact Schmidt & Clark, LLP for a free case evaluation. Our experienced product liability attorneys will review your case, gather necessary evidence, and guide you through the legal process of filing a claim.

4. What compensation can I receive from a Samurai Smoke Alarm lawsuit?

Compensation may include medical expenses, property damage costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and potentially punitive damages. The exact amount depends on the extent of your injuries and damages.

5. Is there a cost to have Schmidt & Clark, LLP review my case?

No. We offer free, confidential case evaluations, and we work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case.

6. How long will a Samurai Smoke Alarm lawsuit take?

The timeline varies depending on the complexity of your case and whether it settles or goes to trial. Your attorney will provide a more specific timeline after evaluating your situation.

7. Can I join a class action lawsuit for Samurai Smoke Alarms?

Currently, we are handling individual litigation nationwide. Your attorney can advise whether joining a class action or filing an individual lawsuit is most beneficial for your specific circumstances.

Take Action Now: Time-Sensitive Legal Claims

Time is limited to pursue legal action for defective Samurai Smoke Alarms. Many states have statutes of limitations as short as one year from the date of injury or discovery of the defect.

Schmidt & Clark, LLP offers:

• Free, confidential consultations
• No upfront costs or fees
• Payment only if we win your case

We are currently accepting new personal injury and property damage cases related to Samurai Smoke Alarms in all 50 states.

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The Products Liability Litigation Group at Schmidt & Clark, LLP is an experienced team of trial lawyers that focuses on the representation of plaintiffs in Samurai Smoke Alarm Lawsuits. If you or a loved one suffered personal injury or property damage due to a malfunctioning Samurai Smoke Alarm, contact our lawyers immediately.

Reference: 

[1] https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Three61-Recalls-Samurai-Mini-Smoke-Alarms-Due-to-Failure-to-Alert-Consumers-to-a-Fire-Sold-Exclusively-by-HSN