About Us

Consumer Notice’s mission is to promote consumers’ awareness of public health and safety hazards and inform them of their rights when faced with loss or injury caused by another’s negligence.

We are researchers, writers, editors and outreach coordinators with a passion for exposing unsafe products and unfair business practices that threaten the welfare of the public.

Based in Orlando, Florida, we collaborate with experts across the U.S. to make trustworthy, timely and thorough analyses of product recalls and leading and emerging risks accessible to consumers. We distribute the latest information about consumer lawsuits and how you can seek legal help if you need it.

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Michelle Llamas has written about products that affect consumer health and safety for more than 10 years. Medical journals and news outlets have cited and published her work. She is passionate about educating consumers and empowering them to become their own advocates.

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Terry Turner has been writing articles and producing news broadcasts for more than 30 years. An Emmy-winning journalist, he has reported on consumer policy issues before Congress, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Food and Drug Administration and other federal agencies.

Michelle Whitmer is a writer with more than 13 years of experience covering medical and environmental issues. She was quoted by The New York Times on the dangers of asbestos exposure, and her articles have been published in The Boston Globe and Health & Safety International Magazine.

Bianca Prieto is an award-winning former newspaper journalist. She has spent more than a decade specializing in breaking news and investigative reporting. Before joining ConsumerNotice.org, she served as a criminal justice investigative reporter for news organizations in New York City, Orlando and Denver.

Amy Keller uses her experience as a registered nurse and a former journalist to provide Consumer Notice’s readers with relevant information from an unbiased, health-oriented perspective. She received her BSN from the University of South Florida’s Accelerated Second Degree program and was nominated for the USF Nurse Alumni Nightingale award for excellence in nursing during her internship at Moffitt Cancer Center.

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Savannah Pittle is an award-winning writer, editor and content marketer. She works as a senior editor for Consumer Notice where she enjoys keeping readers updated on the latest product news, lawsuits and recalls that affect their lives.

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Myrt Price connects journalists with medical, legal and consumer safety experts to help inform the public about the adverse effects of drugs and medical devices. He brings nearly two decades of experience as an award-winning television news reporter, with stints in Memphis, Monroe, LA, Toledo, Dayton, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Orlando. Myrt worked for the State Attorney’s Office for Florida’s Ninth Judicial Circuit and the Mayor’s Office for the City of Cleveland, OH. He earned a broadcast journalism degree from the University of Mississippi.

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Chris Culhane joined Consumer Notice in September 2023 as an outreach coordinator. He received his bachelor’s in psychology from the University of Central Florida, where he is now in his last semester working toward an MBA. He is also pursuing a Google Data Analytics Certificate. Chris has experience in marketing, market research and data analytics, and he looks to apply his knowledge and skillset to all facets of his work.

Consumer Notice is sponsored by Wilson and Peterson LLP. The law firm helps families harmed by dangerous consumer products, defective drugs and medical devices, workplace and traffic accidents, environmental hazards and other injuries get free case reviews.

Our editorial team researches safety and product recall information released by federal agencies, monitors news reports of dangerous products and interviews experts about alternatives and solutions that can protect consumers from harm. And we present this information to consumers in comprehensive, easy-to-understand guides and articles.

Our consumer guides provide extensive insight into issues that affect your safety and that of your family.

Consumer Notice is committed to advocating for the rights and safety of consumers. We offer information about risks consumers face and the resources available to people who want to take action while being a voice for spreading awareness about stories of those affected.

We maintain ongoing outreach efforts to build relationships with other organizations, journalists, medical professionals and consumer experts to promote and deliver information through a community-driven approach.

Consumer Notice operates independent of our sponsors and does not accept money from advertisers. Outside groups or businesses have no influence over our content.

Editorial control rests within the Consumer Notice team.

We adhere to a strict code of integrity, accuracy and quality control as detailed in our editorial policy.

Our editorial team is committed to transparency in our content, providing a list of sources on each page and contact information for the author, editor and any expert reviewers.

ConsumerNotice.org has an A- rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Trust and reliability factors that the BBB looks at to determine its ratings include how a company interacts with consumers, licensing, length of time a business has been operating and ethical advertising practices.

ConsumerNotice.org doesn’t compromise the accuracy and quality of information it provides while keeping consumers up-to-date on products and issues that affect their everyday lives.

Consumer Notice won two bronze 2023 Digital Health Awards from the feature story Health Information Resource Center for How Workplace Hair Discrimination Can Impact the Health of Black Women and the Guide to Staying Safe After a Train’s Chemical Spill.

The Digital Health Awards are presented twice a year by a panel of health technology experts and are based on content, format, delivery and quality. A panel of 48 experts in digital health media served as judges and selected gold, silver, bronze, and merit winners from more than 400 entries in 2023.