https://consumerist.com/2017/10/25/lumber-liquidators-to-pay-36m-to-settle-formaldehyde-filled-flooring-suit/

More than two years after an investigative report alleged that laminate flooring sold at Lumber Liquidators contained high — and potentially dangerous — levels of formaldehyde, the flooring retailer has agreed to pay $36 million to close the books on class-action lawsuits brought by customers.

Lumber Liquidators announced Tuesday that it had reached a memorandum of understanding with a group of law firms to settle two Virginia lawsuits accusing the company of selling noncompliant composite flooring that contained hazardous levels of formaldehyde.