Cases
Wildchild Stockholm, Inc.
CASE SUMMARY
NCLA sent a formal letter to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission detailing how CPSC, and Commissioner Richard Trumka in particular, severely violated the constitutional and statutory rights of NCLA client Wildchild Stockholm, Inc. Wildchild, founded by mom and entrepreneur Lisa Furuland Kotsianis, designs and imports the award-winning, Scandinavian-inspired DockATot® Deluxe+ docks. The letter stated that Commissioner Trumka had taken deliberate actions and made specific statements that infringed Wildchild’s constitutional right to have a fair and impartial tribunal.
CPSC issued a Notice of Violation in November 2022 declaring that Wildchild’s Deluxe+ docks manufactured and imported after June 23, 2022 allegedly violated the agency’s Safety Standard for Infant Sleep Products final rule. Commissioner Trumka later interfered with DockATot UK international foreign business relationships. He also issued statements and tweets that NCLA believed were meant to drive negative media attention to Wildchild, implying that the Deluxe+ dock had caused several tragedies.
RELEVANT MATERIALS
NCLA FILINGS
Re: Wildchild Stockholm, Inc.’s Notice of the Commission’s Violation of Its Constitutional and Statutory Rights and Formal Appeal of the Commission’s November 2022 Notice of Violation
June 1, 2023 | Read More
PRESS RELEASES
NCLA Calls Out CPSC Commissioner Trumka’s Deliberate Efforts to Ban DockATot Infant Loungers
June 1, 2023 | Read More