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Shattering ‘Martha Stewart Brand’: Glass Top Patio Tables Results in Class Action Lawsuit

Saturday, May 27th 2006

Martha Stewart Brand “Glass Top” Patio Tables – Shattered Pleasures

On July 27, 2005, a Class Action Complaint (lawsuit) was filed against Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc., and Sears Holdings Corporation, d/b/a, Kmart Corporation.

The complaint alleges that a known defect existed in the design and/or manufacturing of Martha Stewart brand glass top patio tables, resulting in a dangerous and defective product with a propensity to abruptly shatter during ordinary use.

The complaint further alleges that Martha Stewart and Kmart continued to sell the defective product while falsely misrepresenting its quality and safety; a clear violation of consumer protection statues.

If you purchased a Martha Stewart brand glass top patio table within three years preceding the filing of this Class Action (July 27, 2005) or later, and would like more information, please contact our Consumer Law Department.

Read the full complaint filed in Federal court on behalf of nationwide consumers here: Class Action Complaint. (PDF)