Many people find themselves in a difficult situation when they suffer from food poisoning due to the negligence of a restaurant or food manufacturer. In such instances, hiring a knowledgeable and experienced food poisoning lawyer can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the imperative… Read more »
Top Reasons Why You Need A Food Poisoning Lawyer
There’s nothing more alarming than falling ill after consuming contaminated food. In such cases, seeking the expertise of a food poisoning lawyer can be necessary. From navigating complex legal procedures to ensuring fair compensation, these specialized attorneys play a crucial role in holding responsible parties accountable for their negligence. In this blog post, we’ll examine… Read more »
How Can A Lawyer Help With Your Case Of Botulism Food Poisoning?
It’s crucial to understand the role a lawyer can play in cases of botulism food poisoning. From gathering evidence to negotiating with insurance companies, a lawyer specializing in food poisoning cases can provide invaluable assistance. Let’s explore how their expertise can help you navigate the legal complexities and seek the compensation you deserve. Identifying Liability… Read more »
Can You Sue For Sustenance Sickness? Insights From A Food Poisoning Lawyer
Just imagine enjoying a meal at a restaurant only to find yourself struck down with food poisoning shortly after. In this informative blog post, we research into the legal realm of sustenance sickness and explore whether you can take legal action against restaurants for such unfortunate incidents. Drawing insights from a seasoned food poisoning lawyer,… Read more »
Shakes Recalled Due to Spoilage
On June 22, 2016, Bolthouse Farms issued a voluntary recall for a large amount of their Protein PLUS and Mocha Cappuccino shakes after it became clear that they may be spoiled. Products that are spoiled may appear to be lumpy, may taste bad, or may have a foul odor. About 3.8 million bottles have been… Read more »
Shigella Sickens 167 in Iowa
Health Officials in Dubuque County, Iowa, have announced that they are investigating an outbreak of Shigella poisoning within the county. There have been 167 people sickened by the outbreak so far. The outbreak actually began in October 2015, but health officials chose to wait until now to release information about the outbreak. Investigators have not… Read more »
Botulism Causes Dried Yellow Fish Recall
Imported dried yellow fish is being recalled by WD import and Export Inc. because the fish may be contaminated with Clostridium botulinum. The recall was issued after the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets Food Inspection’s testing program revealed the contamination. The fish was produced in China and then exported to the… Read more »
E. coli Outbreak Linked to Goat Dairy
The Connecticut Department of Public Health and the CDC have announced that they are investigating an outbreak of E. coli that has become associated with Oak Leaf Dairy. There have been 34 people sickened by E. coli in Connecticut. Out of the 34 sickened, 28 are children. Eighteen of the cases have occurred in children… Read more »
Listeria Causes Apple Recall in Texas
On April 5, the apple producer Fresh from Texas issued a voluntary recall for multiple products that contain sliced red apples. Internal company testing revealed that these apples may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes bacteria. After the positive test, production was promptly stopped. The recalled apples were sold to HEB and distributed to retail locations… Read more »
Frozen Broccoli Recalled
On April 1, 2016, Alimentos Congelados S.A. issued a voluntary recall for Frozen Broccoli Cuts. Some 1,800 cases of product have been recalled because they may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes bacteria. The recalled products were distributed to retail stores in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, and North… Read more »
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