Tumblers

Judge Tosses Lawsuit Over Lead in Stanley Tumblers, Plaintiffs Given Renewal Chance with Amendment

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Seattle, WA — A U.S. District Judge recently dismissed a class action lawsuit brought against Pacific Market International (PMI), the parent company of the popular drinkware brand Stanley, over allegations of undisclosed lead in the bases of their tumblers. Judge Tana Lin ruled on Jan. 17 that the plaintiffs failed to provide sufficient evidence of harm caused by the lead presence, effectively halting the lawsuit although leaving the door open for its revival. The suit, consolidated from multiple class action cases, accused PMI of concealing the use of lead in the sealing agent at the … Read more

Customers File Lawsuits Against Stanley Tumblers Over Undisclosed Lead Content

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Seattle, Washington – The parent company responsible for the viral Stanley cup tumblers is facing a series of lawsuits over allegations that the brand failed to disclose the presence of lead in their products. The proposed class action lawsuits, filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington state, come after Stanley recently acknowledged that the vacuum insulation in their products contains “some lead.” Stanley issued a statement assuring consumers that no lead is present on the surface or in the contents of their products. Concerns about the presence of lead in the Stanley cups arose … Read more