Amazon says it isn't responsible for the safety of products sold by others on its site. Lawsuits over hoverboard fires are set to test that proposition.
On Jan. 9, 2016, Nashville teen Matthew Fox was upstairs playing videogames while his parents, Brian and Megan Fox, were out getting supplies for his birthday party. Downstairs in the living room the self-balancing scooter Matthew had received for Christmas caught fire.
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