Media Relations
Marler Clark has appeared in at least 143 articles, interviews, and publcations.
May 31, 2012
Trouble with Imports: Why the Tempeh Salmonella Outbreak is a larger Problem
In an Op-ed published in the Asheville Citzen-Times and Food Safety News, William Marler discusses the rise in imported foods and food safety …
June 24, 2011
Why Seattle Should Require Paid Sick Days
Seattle Food poisoning attorney Bill Marler wrote a June, 2011 editorial piece for the Puget Sound Business Journal. In it he explains why The City of Seattle should pass legislation mandating that service workers receive paid sick days. …
May 12, 2011
What's the "Future of Food" Without Food Safety?
In an op-ed published on both Food Safety News and The Huffington Post, attorney Bill Marler sounds off on the lack of substantial food safety discussion in the locavore movement, specifically at the 2011 Future of Food Conference …
December 16, 2010
New Foodborne Illness Numbers Show Scientific Progress, Not Industry Success
In his Huffington Post Op-Ed, Bill Marler discusses the impact of the newly released 2010 CDC foodborne illness statistics. …
December 02, 2010
Get Food Safety Done! Once the GOP is in the Kitchen, Food Safety is Toast.
Over the last two years, food producers large and small, consumer and public health groups, and Congressional leaders have come together to support legislation that would bring the most significant update to food safety laws in seven decades. To the chagrin of everyone who worked hard to get S. 510 …
September 08, 2010
What if I had a food safety magic wand?
In Bill Marler's Op-Ed for the Huffington Post, he lists the changes he would make with his food safety 'Magic Wand'. …
June 21, 2010
Santa Does Not Exist and Neither Does Bi-Partisanship in Congress
Bill Marler's Op-Ed in the Huffington Post on the roadblock in Washington and its effect on Food Safety Legislation pending in Congress …
June 01, 2010
Benefits of raw milk are anecdotal, but the dangers are terrible
Bill Marler's Op-Ed on raw milk ran on MPR on June 1, 2010. …
January 20, 2010
If There Was an USDA Undersecretary for Food Safety, This is What They Should Be Doing
Bill Marler's OpEd about the (still vacant) post of Under Secretary for Food Safety appeared in the Huffington Post on January 20, 2010. …
September 09, 2009
Real Health Care Reform Requires Safe Food
On the eve of President Obama's address on Health Care Reform, Reuters publishes Bill Marler's Opinion Editorial on the connection between Heath Care and Food Safety. …
March 01, 2009
Another View: Ways to make Food Industry safer
Bill Marler's OpEd on improving food safety in the US was included in the Atlanta Journal Constitution's editorial Focus on Food Safety …
February 09, 2009
Do We Need A Department of Food?
The New York Times Blog "Room for Debate" solicited Op-Ed content from voices in Food Safety, including Bill Marler …
December 31, 2008
Compensation arrangements in China milk crisis do not ensure improved product safe
Bill Marler was invited by THE JURIST to comment on the topic of Chinese Contaminated Milk. The piece appeared on December 31, 2008 …
August 18, 2008
Who Does the USDA Really Protect When It Comes to Deadly E. coli?
Denis Stearns' OpEd on loopholes in the USDA E. coli regulation …
July 29, 2008
The Good Old 90's, When Food Was Safe to Eat
Bill Marler's OpEd on the comeback of E. coli …
July 28, 2008
E. coli's Comeback: What's Up With That?
Bill Marler's OpEd for Meatingplace Magazine …
July 11, 2008
Tainted Food: How To Combat Food Poisoning in the United States
Bill Marler's OpEd published in the Omaha World Herald on July 11, 2008 …
July 10, 2008
How to Fight Food Poisoning in the United States
OpEd by Bill Marler published in the Seattle Post Intelligencer …
April 30, 2008
Raw Milk: An Idea Gone Sour
Bill Marler's OpEd on the dangers of raw milk …
August 04, 2002
Four Steps to Safer Food
Bill Marler's OpEd, published in the Denver Post at the height of the massive ConAgra E.coli beef recall and outbreak, urges Government and Industry to put him out of business, then outlines how. …