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A Call for Full Disclosure in Steak E coli Restaurant Outbreak

A Call for Full Disclosure in Steak E coli Restaurant Outbreak

Here’s a press release that went out today from my office:

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 7, 2010—Applebee’s and Olive Garden have been added to the list of restaurants affected by a Dec. 24 recall of nearly 250,000 pounds of steaks, medallions…

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Steak E. coli O157:H7 Danger Should be Labeled

Steak E. coli O157:H7 Danger Should be Labeled

Here’s the latest press release from my office:

MINNEAPOLIS, January 2010 — National food safety lawyer Fred Pritzker is calling on USDA to require E. coli O157:H7 warning labels on steaks and other beef products that have…

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E. coli Outbreaks And The Year In Food Poisoning

E. coli Outbreaks And The Year In Food Poisoning

MINNEAPOLIS (Business Wire) Dec. 22, 2009 — Dramatic outbreaks of…

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Lasting Effects Haunt Food Poisoning Victims

Lasting Effects Haunt Food Poisoning Victims

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MINNEAPOLIS–Nov. 20, 2009–The numbers are staggering: Each year in the United States foodborne illness causes 76 million illnesses, 325,000 hospitalizations, and 5,000 deaths. This translates into premature death, immeasurable loss of productivity and $6.9 billion in medical costs.…

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Another E coli Petting Zoo Case

Another E coli Petting Zoo Case

Our law firm sent out the following press release today. It underscores what is a growing problem in Minnesota and elsewhere in the country — enteric diseases transmitted at animal shows and petting zoos. This time the victim

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Adults Failed Lincoln Middle School Students Sickened with E. coli

Adults Failed Lincoln Middle School Students Sickened with E. coli

PROVIDENCE, RI — (Press Release)– Two students from Lincoln Middle School in Lincoln, Rhode Island, were hospitalized several days after a school field trip earlier this month to Camp Bournedale in Plymouth, Massachusetts. More than a dozen other students

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