In the United States, these bacteria are the most common cause of bacterial foodborne illness, ahead of Salmonella—the second most common cause. Foods that may contain Campylobacter include:
· Any raw poultry (chicken is most common, as well as turkey, duck, goose, game fowl)
· Unpasteurized milk
· Undercooked meats such as beef, pork, lamb and livestock
· Shellfish
· Fresh produce
· Eggs
Most cases of Campylobacter infection occur as isolated, sporadic events, and are not usually part of large outbreaks. But, very large Campylobacter outbreaks (>1,000 illnesses) of campylobacteriosis have been documented, most often from consumption of contaminated milk or unchlorinated water supplies.
The Marler Clark Campylobacter lawyers have unparalleled experience representing victims of Campylobacter and other foodborne illnesses. Our Campylobacter lawyers have represented victims of Campylobacter outbreaks traced to foods such as raw milk and water. Contact us today to learn more about our services.
Campylobacter Resources
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Campylobacter Food Poisoning
The Incidence of Campylobacter Infections
The Prevalence of Campylobacter in Food and Elsewhere
Transmission of Campylobacter jejuni
Symptoms of Campylobacter infection
Complications of Campylobacter Infection
Diagnosis of a Campylobacter Infection
Treatment for Campylobacter Infection
Antimicrobial Resistance in Campylobacter Bacteria
The Economic Impact of Campylobacter Infections
Real Life Impacts of Campylobacter Infection
Mari Tardiff's Story
How Can Campylobacter Food Poisoning Be Prevented?
Campylobacter Outbreaks
Campylobacter outbreaks and recalls
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What To Know About Campylobacter During Pregnancy
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What To Do When Your Dog Gets Campylobacter
In dogs, typical symptoms include watery to mucoid diarrhea, straining, abdominal cramping or pain, lethargy, and fever. The diarrhea may last a week or more and often relapses suddenly after...
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Ultimate Guide to Food That May Contain Campylobacter
Most retail chicken is contaminated with Campylobacter jejuni; one study reported an isolation rate of 98% for retail chicken meat. C. jejuni counts often exceed 103 per 100 g. Skin...
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Preventing Campylobacter Outbreaks: What you need to know
Campylobacter jejuni grows poorly on properly refrigerated foods but does survive refrigeration and will grow if contaminated foods are left out at room temperature. The bacterium is sensitive to heat...
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Campylobacter litigation at Marler Clark
The Marler Clark Campylobacter attorneys are the only lawyers in the nation with a practice focused exclusively on plaintiff foodborne illness litigation.
Our expert Campylobacter attorneys have represented victims of notable Campylobacter outbreaks. Contact us today to learn more about our services.
Campylobacter litigation at Marler Clark
Marler Clark has documented their litigation for victims in 7 Campylobacter cases. The Marler Clark Campylobacter lawyers have unmatched experience representing victims of Campylobacter. We have represented hundreds of victims of Campylobacter outbreaks.
2019
First Lawsuit Filed in Campylobacter Outbreak at Wild Ginger
2012
Campylobacter Outbreak Traced to Organic Pastures Raw Milk Cream
2012
Your Family Cow Raw Milk Campylobacter Outbreak
2011
N. Carolina Raw Milk Campylobacter Outbreak
2011
WI Campylobacter Outbreak Traced to Raw Milk Served at School
2010
Campylobacter
2010
Campylobacter Outbreak in Syracuse Tied to Hinerwadel's Raw Clams
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Bill Marler and his staff were with us from when my daughter was in the hospital to the very end of the lawsuit 3 years later. Constantly in touch and on our side with advice right up to the great result they got for my daughter. They fought for her mostly behind the scene and protected us. Thank you Marler Clark.
James Ruocchio
Bill Marler came to the rescue for our case which started out as a National class action lawsuit but he took our case individually. Bill was very personable and attentive to us and our case and was very understanding while we were.grieving our daughter’s sickness. Bill fought a large corporation for us and we won our case and received great compensation. We will be forever grateful for Bill. We still keep in touch with him even 13 years later.
Cynthia Sedbrook
I would like to start by saying that Bill and his whole law firm are the BEST! So knowledgeable on food born illnesses, through the entire process any questions I had were answered and I never felt like I wasn’t in the right hands! If you need a lawyer look no further then Marler Clark! I feel like we’ve become family, Thank You so much for everything!
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2018 E. coli Romaine Lettuce Outbreak