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• Therapeutic Heating Pad Lawsuit Alleges Amazon Device Overheated, Burned User

  May 15, 2026

  Michael Adams

  A California woman claims a therapeutic heating pad sold on Amazon overheated during normal use and caused severe burns to her abdomen and breast, which were then worsened by the application of Neosporin.

• Lawsuit Claims Defective Heating Pad From Amazon Caused Burn Injuries Requiring Plastic Surgery

  April 14, 2026

  Michael Adams

  A Florida woman’s lawsuit alleges a defective heating pad caused severe burn injuries that required extensive medical treatment after the device overheated or failed to shut off automatically.

• Handy Solutions Heating Pad Recall Issued Over Neck and Shoulders Burn Injuries

  March 19, 2026

  Darian Hauf

  Amid a series of heating pad lawsuits filed in recent months, federal safety officials are warning consumers to stop using certain Handy Solutions neck and shoulder heating devices due to fire and burn injury risks.

• Lawsuit Alleges Amazon Heating Pad Failed To Shut Off, Causing Severe Burn Injury

  March 11, 2026

  Irvin Jackson

  Amazon, Sunbeam and Newell Brands face a product liability lawsuit from a woman who says a defective heating pad burned off her nipple, resulting in disfigurement and the need for plastic surgery.

• Walmart Heating Pad Lawsuit Alleges Device Malfunction Led to Third Degree Burns

  January 26, 2026

  Michael Adams

  A Georgia couple has filed a lawsuit alleging a heating pad sold at Walmart malfunctioned and caused third-degree burns requiring skin grafts, as similar claims suggest comparable devices may have injured hundreds or even thousands of consumers.

• Amazon Heating Pad Settlement Reached To Resolve Lawsuit Over Severe Burns

  December 29, 2025

  Michael Adams

  A Pennsylvania woman has settled a lawsuit over burn injuries caused by a heating pad sold on Amazon, adding to concerns about unsafe products from unverified third-party sellers on the platform.

• Amazon Heating Pad Lawsuit Alleges Online Distributor Liable for Woman’s Burns

  May 1, 2025

  Michael Adams

  A Pennsylvania woman has filed a heating pad burn injury lawsuit, naming Amazon as the sole defendant, alleging the company is liable because the product’s manufacturer cannot be identified or does not appear to be a legitimate, registered business entity.