Key Lessons From Peloton’s Tread+ Recall
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Categories: Consumer Protection

As reported on the Hunton Insurance Recovery blog, Hunton product liability and mass tort attorneys Elizabeth Reese and Alexandra Brisky Cunningham and insurance attorney Latosha Ellis recently published an article in Risk Management discussing key lessons from Peloton’s Tread+ Recall.

The recall and events leading up to it offer valuable lessons in risk management for all consumer product companies. The article discusses trends in U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission enforcement, reporting obligations, and how companies can leverage recall insurance, commercial general liability, and directors and officers liability policies to execute a recall swiftly, minimize losses and maintain customer relationships in the wake of a recall. Continue Reading

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