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A class action lawsuit claims that E. Mishan & Sons Inc.’s Gotham Steel cooking pans are not non-stick, despite advertising to the contrary.
Carl Mack and Alec Gable say they each purchased pans made by the company specifically because they saw advertisements that the pans were non-stick.
Mack claims he relied on the packaging of the product and the TV advertisements to make his purchase, which both marketed the product as non-stick.
Allegedly, the commercials for the pan advertised that no butter or oil was required.
Mack says that he used the pans without oil or butter, consistent with advertisements for the product. However, food allegedly began sticking “severely” to the pan within a month of Mack’s purchase of it and he stopped using the pan.
Gable says he purchased two pans from the Gotham Steel website in 2018. Allegedly, he decided to purchase the pans because, like Mack, he saw advertisements showing that they were non-stick.
Gable claims that after two uses, he began cooking with butter and oil, but even the use of butter and oil did not prevent the food from sticking. Allegedly, the pans were “often caked with black burn marks” and Gable got rid of the pans after about a month of use.
The Gotham Steel non-stick pans class action lawsuit says that Gable and Mack’s experiences are common to many customers even though they used the pans as directed.
The Gotham Steel non-stick pan false advertising class action lawsuit says that E. Mishan & Sons Inc. knew or should have known that the pans were not non-stick as claimed, citing numbers customer complaints about the issue.
Allegedly, E. Mishan & Sons Inc. violated the New York General Business Law, which prohibits “deceptive acts or practices in the conduct of any business, trade, or commerce or in the furnishing of any service” in the state, and also prohibits false advertising.
The customers say that they were financially injured by E. Mishan & Sons Inc.’s misrepresentations of the Gotham Steel pans because had they been aware that the pans were not actually non-stick, they would not have purchased the pans or would not have paid as much as they did for them.
The non-stick pan class action lawsuit aims to hold the company liable for breach of express warranty, among other claims.
Did you buy a Gotham Steel non-stick pan? Let us know in the comment section below if you had a similar experience to these plaintiffs.
Mack and Gable are represented by Jason P. Sultzer, Joseph Lipari, and Adam Gonnelli of The Sultzer Law Group PC and by Bonner Walsh of Walsh PLLC.
The Gotham Steel Non-Stick Cooking Pans Class Action Lawsuit is Carl Mack, et al. v. E. Mishan & Sons Inc., Case No. 1:19-cv-08233, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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1,416 thoughts onGotham Steel Class Action Says Everything Sticks To Non-Stick Pans
i have 3 of these and none of them are non stick.. very frustrating.
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Add me please i have bought a couple sets they do not stick like they should i really like the pans more than anoy others.
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I bought a set and i have the same issue with things sticking. I actually just had to spend a lot of time scrubbing out scortch marks from my square pan that had to be soaked for days run through the dishwasher and then soaked another few hours before i got the marks out. My food sticks like crazy even though its not supposed to. Right now im able to use cooking spray and it helps the food not stick as bad but dont try without it.
I too, bought 3 of these. I liked the fact that you didn’t need butter or oil. I treated them the way you are supposed to and they still have things stick to them. They are currently hanging and I no longer use them because it’s extremely frustrating to ruin your meals and then have to spend tons of time scrubbing them to get the burned and stuck foods off of them.
Yes, I had the same problem. It was fine til the third time with no oil, but it is discolored, and I don’t use it anymore, even with oil butter it sticks.
I have had the same problem with the pans
I also have the large skillet and purchased one for my mother. I was so excited to use the pan. Both pans are doing the same thing, “everything sticks”. I will never purchase another one. Waste of money!
They even stick with sprays or butter