EXPOSING The TOXIC Stanley Cup TikTok Epidemic (LAWYER REACTS)

In this video I discuss the groundbreaking lawsuit against Stanley Cup for Stanley Cup testing positive for lead in its portable cups, potentially exposing millions to health risks. The Stanley Cup TikTok videos and Stanley Cup craze sparked the lawsuit. The lawsuit, demanding over $70 million, raises crucial questions about consumer safety and corporate responsibility.

If you've ever owned a Stanley cup, you might have been unknowingly exposed to lead, a toxic substance linked to severe health issues. But did Stanley inform its customers about this risk? And how much lead is too much? These are just some of the pressing questions we address.

Discover the shocking truth behind the lawsuit against Stanley for lead in its cups. Could you be at risk? We break down the case, revealing how Stanley failed to disclose crucial information to consumers. Learn about product compliance, legal requirements, and implications for product sellers. Watch now for essential insights and stay informed.

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00:00 Introduction
00:57 Mother tests Stanley Cup on TikTok for Lead
01:24 Lead content in Stanley Cups is concerning
02:14 Stanley Cups is sued for fraud and marketing tactics with lead content
03:32 Lead content in Stanley Cups and requirements for disclosing lead and testing lead
06:02 Stanley Cups markets its protects to young women with children

ABOUT EVAN SAUER
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Evan helps online entrepreneurs like you, legally launch, protect, and grow their brands through support, community, expertise, and encouragement. Evan is an online entrepreneur and has been a business lawyer for over 10 years representing small businesses and online business owners in entity setup and restructuring, agreements and negotiations, trademarks, copyrights, licensing, employment issues and agreements, disputes and lawsuits. Evan is the founder of shoplock, eCommlawyer, Pocket Counsel and senior attorney at Inside Out Legal, LLC.

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[evansauerlegal]

Here is my prediction with the lawsuit: (1) Stanley Cup will settle for some dollar amount before it goes to trial and also with the requirement that they advertise any lead in their cups going forward; (2) Stanley will join other portable cup sellers in removing all lead in future cups; and (3) this part may take some time, but regulations will slowly be put into place to tighten up advertising and marketing around what actually needs to be disclosed as well as removing all traces of lead in portable drinkware.

[jackspalden]

Lead shouldn’t be allowed to be used period.

[burninintexas]

Pro tip - get a cheap 14$ knockoff cup and switch the lids with a yeti before you buy it. Boom! saved 25$ 🤣
It's not stealing its justice.... because yeti charges you an extra 25$ for the same cup. Stanley charges even more, but their lids are terrible.
They are exactly the same cups, and the lid is the only difference.

[qlue]

I thought the Stanley Cup was a Cricket 🏏 trophy 🏆