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Dial v. Fuego Smoke & Vape, LLC et al
Case Number:
6:25-cv-00551
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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May 09, 2025
Estate Fights Bid To End Fla. Nitrous Oxide Death Suit
The estate of a woman who died after inhaling nitrous oxide as a recreational drug urged a Florida federal judge to dismiss bids to reject the proposed class action from several smoke shops, arguing that the case should instead be sent back to state court.
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April 22, 2025
Smoke Shop Joins Others Seeking Toss Of Nitrous Death Suit
Another smoke shop is joining fellow defendants in seeking dismissal of a woman's suit alleging their sale of nitrous oxide canisters led to her sister's death from using them as "whippets," saying she lacks standing to bring her claim.
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April 18, 2025
Nitrous Companies Decline Liability For Misused Products
The companies behind nitrous oxide brand Galaxy Gas urged a Florida federal court to end a proposed class action filed by the family of a woman who died while inhaling their product, arguing that they can't be held liable for "reckless and illegal misuse" of their canisters.
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March 28, 2025
Nitrous Oxide Makers, Sellers Sued Over 'Whippet' Death
The estate of a woman who died after inhaling nitrous oxide as a recreational drug is suing makers and sellers of the canisters, alleging they are knowingly selling them to be used as "whippets."