November 2011

dhhs_divisionLogo.jpgState investigators are still working to uncover the specific source of an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak comprising 30 illnesses that appears linked to the 2011 North Carolina State Fair.  7 years prior, an even larger outbreak, over 100 sick, was tied to a petting zoo at the 2004 Fair.    Marler Clark client, Jennifer Chauvin, watched her two boys fall

We lawyers rely on information from all sources in sifting through the epidemiological evidence to make conclusions about an outbreak’s source.  For information on developing food safety crises, E. coli lawyer Bill Marler’s www.marlerblog.com is rivaled only by Phyllis Entis, a microbiologist who moonlights, and daylights too I think, as an authority on pretty much

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) is leading a team of local, federal, and state public health experts in investigating the cause of the E. coli outbreak that has hit the St. Louis region. The investigation involves laboratory analysis, environmental sampling and interviews of reported cases. This information is then combined to