food poisoning lawyer
Food poisoning kills 5,000 Americans; a food poisoning lawyer bites back
Food poisoning scares come and go, but none should be taken lightly. According to the Food and Drug Administration, about 5,000 Americans annually die due to some form of poisoning in the food they eat. Whether it’s from bad beef, tainted tomatoes or putrid peanuts doesn’t matter. Food can be dangerous — and that’s dead [...]
Drop that burger! Bad beef recall means a bacterium alert
Again, Americans are at risk due to food contaminated with dangerous if not deadly bacteria. But this time, it’s not in peanuts, tomatoes, Serrano peppers or pistachios. Rather, the meat of the matter is that deadly bacterium E. coli 0157:H7 has been found lurking in almost 96,000 pounds of beef sold by an Illinois distributor.
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Nuts! Another possible salmonella source — in pistachios
First, peanut butter. Then, tomatoes. Then, peanut butter again. Now, pistachios?
Before you say “Nuts!” to all nuts, keep in mind they may be fine. But until the Food and Drug Administration completes a probe into possible salmonella food poisoning in pistachios, the feds are advising Americans to squirrel away those nuts until the “all clear” [...]
A tractor trailer large truck kills large numbers in Texas-to-Mexico accident
Large passenger buses are inherently dangerous. Big rig trucks, semi trucks, 18 wheeler trucks or tractor trailers are even more so. When combined, how dangerous are they? You do the math.
The tragic numbers after a recent bus-truck crash in northeast Mexico were 11 bus passengers killed — including 10 United States and Canadian tourists — [...]
Texas peanut plant joins salmonella food poisoning probe
Jim “the Hammer” Adler is fed up with food poisoning. Even if the peanut butter salmonella outbreak doesn’t hit us all, it could kill all of our appetites. The latest queasy quotient comes from news that Peanut Corporation of America — a name which could forever live in infamy — also has had its Plainview [...]
Salmonella food poisoning outbreak is costing America more than peanuts
The latest atrocities reported from the front lines of America’s salmonella food poisoning battle indicate that the responsible company, Peanut Corporation of America, shipped products to consumers even prior to learning results of lab tests which would reveal salmonella.
Peanut Corp. reportedly found salmonella in its own testing, then “lab shopped” to try to find a [...]
What’s wrong with the stimulus bill? It doesn’t protect peanuts!
If the economy gets any worse, we’ll all be eating peanuts. They’re cheap and nutritious. But these days, they can be deadly.
Peanuts are under assault by manufacturers who have no respect for America’s favorite comfort food or the well being of their fellow Americans. When the FBI starts raiding peanut plants for salmonella food poisoning [...]
Rats, roaches taint peanuts in salmonella food poisoning scare
To eat, or not to eat? That’s hardly the question, since we must ingest and imbibe to survive. But with America rocked by another salmonella food poisoning outbreak, questions do arise. One is, “How bad is it?” Another is, “What do we do now?”
CBS News helped answer the first with a report today from the [...]
Taint grows worse on salmonella-poisoning company
Just when you thought negligence in peanut butter salmonella food poisoning couldn’t get worse, it has. The New York Times reports that Food and Drug Administration officials inspecting Peanut Corporation of America’s plant in southwest Georgia learned that plant leaders knew of salmonella contamination, failed to negate it and issued the tainted food anyway.
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A salmonella lawyer eyes food poisoning’s “smoking gun”
When an outbreak of salmonella food poisoning struck thousands of Americans last fall, federal investigators spent months seeking the proverbial “smoking gun.” In short, they spent months trying to pinpoint the origin and responsibility of an onslaught which sickened and even killed.
First they targeted tomatoes, and eventually jalapeno peppers, then Serrano peppers. Finally the “smoking [...]
