BLU3 Tankless Diving Systems Recall Class Action Lawsuit
BLU3 issued a recall on December 22, 2022 for approximately 1,300 units of the Nomad Battery-Powered Tankless Diving System. The diving system’s compressor head may fracture, which can restrict the diver’s air flow and put them at risk of drowning. The recall affects diving systems with model numbers ending in 0000 to 2700, which can be located behind the battery door.
Customers have been advised to stop using the tankless systems immediately and to contact the manufacturer to verify that their item is part of the recall. If so, BLU3 is offering a free repair service at an authorized repair center.
If you or someone you know was injured by this product, you are entitled to much more than a free repair appointment. Based on your physical and mental injuries, you have a claim for medical costs, pain and suffering, lost wages, and other monetary damages. For more information on suing the manufacturer for a defective product, schedule a free case review by contacting our office.
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Drowning Accident Injuries from a Faulty Diving System
Losing the ability to breathe while underwater can have life-altering consequences, including long-term disability and death. Health issues that are common among drowning victims include:
- Apnea
- Hypoxemia (low oxygen levels in the blood)
- Fluid aspiration
- Acute respiratory distress
- Loss of consciousness
- Cardiac arrest
- Brain damage
Tragically, unintentional drownings account for around 4,000 deaths every year in the U.S., according to the CDC. If your loved one passed away due to restricted air flow issues with a tankless diving system, you may grounds to sue the manufacturer for your losses. Contact us today to speak with a wrongful death lawyer at our office.
What to Do After a Diving Accident
As you can see from the list of potential injuries, these are extremely serious accident, so you must see a doctor right away if you suffered respiratory distress or a drowning incident due to a BLU3 Tankless Diving System. Other steps you should take include:
- Make sure to take photos of any visible injuries, like cuts and abrasions.
- If anyone witnessed what happened to you, get their contact info so that your lawyer can call them for a statement.
- Contact the manufacturer to report your accident, but don’t give a recorded statement or agree to schedule a free repair service.
- Collect any evidence to support your right to compensation, such as medical records, proof of lost wages, and witness statements.
- Consult an experienced personal injury lawyer to discuss your rights and legal options.
How can I File a Class Action Lawsuit?
When many victims have been injured by the same individual or entity, they often join together to file a class action claim or mass tort. Currently, there is no class action on these cases, but it’s likely to happen in the upcoming months as we are contacted by more accident victims. To learn more about the class action process, along with any other options that are available to you, please reach out to us at our office.
Free Case Evaluation with a Product Recall Lawsuit Attorney
The health complications associated with a drowning accident can have severe consequences, including death. Manufacturers of diving equipment have the highest degree of responsibility to ensure that their products are safe. If you’ve been harmed from a recalled BLU3 tankless diving system, we can help you obtain the compensation you’re entitled to.
Recovering from an accident is costly, and adding to your financial burdens is the last thing we want to do. You will pay nothing upfront if you choose us to represent you, as we wait until the end of your case to receive payment. Furthermore, you won’t be responsible for any legal fees under the Zero Fee Guarantee if we don’t win your case. Contact us as soon as possible to speak with a product liability lawsuit attorney.
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