The fiberglass released by mattresses can cut up your baby’s skin

While?Ashley and Nectar insist their mattresses are safe and that they comply with government regulation, more and more people have recently come forward, alleging serious injuries caused by the companies' products.

In the past, manufacturers of mattresses would add various chemicals such as fire retardants to their products. However, due to the high toxicity of those chemicals, they were subsequently forced to find alternatives, one of which is fiberglass.

It is estimated that up to 90% of people in the United States have flame retardant chemicals in their bodies, which is alarming. Since 2007, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission made it mandatory for manufacturers of mattresses to add a fire retardant to their products.

Ashley and Nectar are one of the numerous companies whose mattresses contain fiberglass as a fire retardant. Nonetheless, there are safer substitutes to fiberglass that can be added to mattresses, such as the following:

• pure wool
• silica
• kevlar

If you have an Ashley or Nectar mattress, you should be very careful with it, and?under no circumstances should you remove the outer cover of the product.

Nevertheless, in the unfortunate event that you did, your health was affected, and your house became contaminated, you may be eligible for compensation from the liable company. Our attorneys will help you recover the money you deserve for your distress with minimal involvement on your part in the legal process.

Our skilled lawyers will help you file a claim

Since 1990, our law firm has been pursuing compensation for victims of toxic exposure and defective products. Therefore, it is bound to provide you with quality legal assistance if you or one of your family members was injured by the fiberglass in an Ashley or Nectar mattress. After thoroughly assessing your situation, we will begin working on your case by gathering all the necessary information.

The only documents you will need to send our legal experts are those that prove you own a mattress with fiberglass and evidence of injury caused by the flame retardant. Eventually, you will receive the maximum compensation you are eligible for from the culpable manufacturer if you decide to file your lawsuit or claim with our assistance.