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Food Poisoning
The foodborne illness lawyers at Neblett, Beard & Arsenault promote food safety through legal advocacy, information outreach and analysis of food poisoning outbreaks.
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E.coli
E. coli O157:H7 causes severe bloody diarrhea and painful abdominal cramps. In about 5% of cases, a complication called hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) can occur after the initial symptoms.
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Salmonella
A 2009 Consumer Reports investigation revealed that 67% of broiler chickens had tested positive for Salmonella and Campylobacter.
Press Releases
12/21/10: Louisiana Food Poisoning Lawyer Applauds FSIS for Paying Closer Attention to E. coli 026
11/2/10: Louisiana Attorney Calls for Better Food Safety Supervision In Light of Recent FDA Report
10/19/10:
Survey Shows Sick Workers Often Handle Food, Putting Consumers at Risk of Foodborne
Illness, Louisiana Attorney says
8/19/10: Louisiana Attorney Named Co-Chair of AAJ's Foodborne Illness Litigation Group
8/4/10: Food Safety Law Firm Calls for Food Safety Education in Wake of Gulf Spill
7/1/10: FDA Should Follow Report’s Call for Proactive Approach to Food Safety
5/10/10: Central State Hospital Outbreak
5/10/10: Food Safety Law Firm Investigates Major Outbreak of E. coli Linked To Lettuce
3/23/10: Louisiana Law Firm Neblett, Beard & Arsenault Launches New Foodborne Illness Site
11/16/09: Don’t Turn Your Holiday Feats into A Foodborne Illness Fiasco
06/30/09: FDA Finds E. coli in Sample from Nestle’s Factory
06/25/09: Food Safety Law Firm Files Lawsuit in Nestle E. Coli Recall
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*Richard J. Arsenault, Alexandria, LA - 2011
