Category: Food Poisoning
Aurora Packing Company Recalls Angus Beef for E. coli Risk
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with E. coli food poisoning after eating recalled beef products.
Texas Avocado Recall Lawyer
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with Listeria food poisoning from eating recalled avocados.
Whole Foods Recalls Bean Sprouts in Florida
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with Listeria food poisoning after eating bean sprouts that were recalled by Whole Foods in Florida.
Sunstone Organics Recalls Kratom for Salmonella Risk
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who used kratom and developed Salmonella infections.
FDA Releases New Plan for Safety of Imported Food
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who got sick in outbreaks of food poisoning, such as those involving Salmonella, E. Coli, Listeria, and more.
Walmart Recalls Marketside Green Beans and Butternut Squash
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with a Listeria food poisoning infection after eating recalled bags of Marketside® green beans and butternut squash.
Nectarines, Plums & Peaches Recalled for Listeria Risk
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with a Listeria infection after eating recalled nectarines, plums, or peaches that were sold at ALDI, Costco, and Walmart.
Oskri Organics Recalls All Nut Butters Due to Listeria Risk
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with a Listeria infection after eating recalled Oskri Organics nut butters.
Texas Thrive Market Nut Butter Recall Lawyer
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with a Listeria infection after eating recalled Thrive Market nut butters.
Whole Foods Recalls Dozens of Spinach Items Due to Salmonella
The Clark Firm, LLP is investigating cases for people who were diagnosed with Salmonella food poisoning after eating recalled salads, pizzas, sandwiches, or wraps with baby spinach from Whole Foods Markets.