A baby crib linked to the deaths of several  babies, has been recalled by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Delta Enterprises cribs have been linked to several infant deaths because of an allegedly faulty drop-side rail and peg mechanisms. In December 2008, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (UPSC) along with Delta recalled the cribs due to “side rails on certain Delta cribs that were breaking in ways that could trap and kill babies,” according to the Chicago Tribune.

However, according to an in-depth investigation by the Chicago Tribune there were a “long trail of warning signs that began at least a decade before this fall’s recall.”

If you or a loved one has been harmed by a defective product or fallen victim to the crib’s dangers, are encouraged to contact an experienced defective products attorney for professional insight on the development of a potential crib recall lawsuit, which may offer monetary compensation to pay for any treatments of injuries caused by the crib’s dangers.

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