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Marler Clark has published 9,584 articles about foodborne illness outbreaks and lawsuits.
January 15, 2008 • Hepatitis A
Largest Hep A Outbreak In US History: A Look Back
The on line HealthDay News of the American news magazine, U.S. News & World Report, is filled with stories and information on food-borne illnesses stemming from imports. It includes the story of the largest Hepatitis A outbreak in U.S. history and updates the progress that one of the seriously injured …
January 14, 2008 • Outbreaks
Another E. coli Outbreak
Marler Clark Lawyer says Federal and State Regulators Play a High-Risk Game with ConsumersPublic health officials in Washington, DC, California, and Wisconsin are playing a dangerous game with American consumers by refusing to reveal the specific stores or restaurants that may have served meat contaminated by toxic E. coli, says …
January 14, 2008 • Press Releases
Marler Clark Lawyer says Federal and State Regulators Play a High-Risk Game with US Consumers
Public health officials in Washington, DC, California, and Wisconsin are playing a dangerous game with American consumers by refusing to reveal the specific stores or restaurants that may have served meat contaminated by toxic E. coli, says the Seattle lawyer who represents victims of food-borne illness. …
January 14, 2008 • Salmonella
South Dakota State Epidemiologist Mum On Spread Of Salmonella Outbreak
South Dakota public health officials apparently want to make a game out of guessing the other three states involved in a four-state salmonella outbreak. Rapid City, the largest town in South Dakota’s Black Hills, is said to be the center of the outbreak. But Lon Kightlinger of the South Dakota …
January 12, 2008 • Outbreaks
January 11, 2008 • Events & Speaking Engagements
Southwest Small Fruit Consortium (2008)
Dave Babcock presented at the 2008 Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium Conference held in Savannah, Georgia. His speech was titled, "PROFITING FROM UNSAFE FOOD: The Economics, Law, and Politics of Foodborne Illness Litigation." …
January 10, 2008 • Hepatitis A
President Putin’s Vacation Spot Suffers Hep A Outbreak
You may recall that last August, there were pictures of President Putin hunting and fishing in Tuva. We not think these events are in anyway connected, but now comes word of a Hepatitis A outbreak in Tuva’s Todzhinsky Kozhuun District. Russia’s NewsLab is reporting that 34 children have tested positive …
January 10, 2008 • Listeria
Whittier Farms Outbreak Not Over Yet; 3rd Of Its Kind
Linda Bock at the Worcester Telegram & Gazette News yesterday (Jan. 9) wrote what might end up being the definitive wrap up piece on the Whittier Farms listeriosis outbreak. With three elderly dead and one pregnant woman suffering a miscarriage, Bock reports that health officials cannot say the outbreak is …
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