Class Action.org has released a consumer alert regarding the Pex brass plumbing fittings sold by Uponor Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary Radiant Technology (RTI). Allegedly, these plumbing fittings are defective and can fail sooner than expected, causing significant water damage. The brass plumbing fittings in question are inserted into cross linked polyethylene (PEX) tubing and are stamped on the side with “P Pex” or “MB Pex”. If your plumbing system has been installed with these fittings and you have noticed leaking or other problems, you may be able to recover compensation for damages resulting from your Uponor Pex failure. Visit http://www.classaction.org/uponor-pex-plumbing-fittings.html and complete the free case evaluation form to find out if you can participate in an
Uponor class action lawsuit.
Due to issues with the brass fittings cracking and leaking, Uponor Inc. sued the company that manufactured these products. In this case, Uponor admitted in court filings that the fittings were “not merchantable,” “unreasonably dangerous,” and “defective.” However, according to a putative class action complaint, the Minnesota-based company has refused to replace all affected systems or otherwise compensate residential and commercial property owners as required under their product warranties.
If your home or business has suffered property damage due to
Uponor Pex failure, you may be able to participate in an Uponor class action lawsuit to recover compensation. An Uponor class action lawsuit would afford property owners the opportunity to collectively bring a claim in court for damage caused by water leaks. To find out if you can participate in an
Uponor lawsuit, visit Class Action.org today. The Uponor class action lawyers working with the site are offering this online legal consultation at no cost and remain dedicated to consumers who were affected by faulty products.
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