CPSC Sues Britax Over Baby Stroller Defect

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has sued Britax Child Safety, Inc., alleging that certain models of the company's jogging strollers contain a defect that causes wheels to detach.  The CPSC says that the defect has caused injuries to children including a concussion, injuries to the head and face requiring stitches, dental injuries, contusions and abrasions; and adult injuries including a torn labrum, fractured bones and torn ligaments, contusions and abrasions.  CPSC says that Britax declined to recall or repair the strollers.  [2/23/18]