Marler Clark has outgrown our space on the 66th floor of the Columbia Tower and we are less that a month away from moving into a new and larger space a number of floors lower in the Russell Investments Center – closer to the water, the Pike’s Place Market, Art Museum and Symphony Hall.
The
The USDA program, “Know your farmer, know your food,” sounds great, but it requires a certain level of trust of the farmer when you are not buying it directly from the farmer on the farm. Even when you are “looking the farmer in the eye,” he or she might well be crossing the fingers of
500 million egg were recalled in August after nearly 2,000 were sickened. And, now the FDA is in the implementation phase of a new federal rule (“Egg Rule”) aimed at preventing Salmonella in shell eggs.
The FDA has now inspected 35 shell egg farms in six states–Ohio, Maine, Pennsylvania, Washington, South Carolina, and Utah–all of
I have the honor of being the opening speaker at the GAP Conference at American University School of Law next week in DC.
A food poisoning lawsuit was filed in Muskegon County Circuit Court on behalf of Salmonella victim Gary Erdman today against Yum Brands, Inc., parent company of Taco Bell and Chicago Diversified Foods Corporation, the franchisor of a Whitehall Taco Bell restaurant.
This is the third lawsuit filed by Marler Clark in relation to a nationwide
According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) after conducting an inspection at Dairy Farmers of America in Minnesota, FDA investigators documented serious violations of the Current Good Manufacturing Practice regulations for foods, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR), Part 110 Current Good Manufacturing Practice in Manufacturing, Packing, or Holding Human Food (CGMP)
I think I have them all – Washington, Oregon, Texas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, New Jersey and now Massachusetts, all have some interest in loosening raw milk regulations (Wyoming and Humboldt County in California killed Raw Milk Legislation this year).
In Massachusetts, an Act relative to the distribution of raw
You have to give credit to the GMA Litigation group to pair me with the one lawyer who I would not like to face in a courtroom. Any smooth taking, southern lawyer is an issue, but Alan Maxwell is the one that the male jurors want to have a beer with and the the women
I missed Mike Hornick’s (of the Packer) call today about the $10,000 donation from “product liability law firm Marler Clark to the International Sprout Growers Association,” but I like that the donation “will help speed implementation of a food safety audit for sprouts,” according to ISGA president Bob Sanderson. Also, according to Sanderson:
No, not to join in the pro-democracy demonstrations, but to talk food safety in Dubai. Perhaps not quite as exciting, and perhaps generally more risky.
