Two Bentonville families are considering legal action against a restaurant here after alleged cases of salmonella poisoning occurred within the last week.
Seattle, Washington-based attorney Drew Falkenstein with Marler Clark said two families have contacted him this week to consider filing a lawsuit against Sushi King. A doctor alerted the Arkansas Department of Health of
Corky & Lenny’s voluntarily closed a for temporary period this week in response to an outbreak of salmonella infection associated with the popular Woodmere deli.
As of Wednesday, the Cuyahoga County Board of Health had confirmed 20 cases of salmonella. In addition, the health board is investigating 61 "probable cases" and one "suspect case" connected
A popular east side deli and restaurant will be back in business this Saturday.
Corky and Lenny’s voluntarily closed down last weekend, while the health department investigated a salmonella outbreak.
Health officials confirmed 21 cases of the bacteria, but the good news for the restaurant is that all their employees have been tested and have
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In studies at the Agricultural Research Service National
A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Jeanne Silver, a Cuyahoga County woman who became ill with Salmonella and was hospitalized for four days after eating at Corky & Lenny’s on February 2. Ms. Silver is one of 16 people who were confirmed ill with Salmonella infections by the Cuyahoga County Board of Health.
A popular Woodmere restaurant remains closed this week as the board of health investigates several probable cases of salmonella.
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health said that 12 confirmed cases and 41 probable cases of salmonella were reported between Jan. 29 and Feb. 10, and officials link the cases to Corky and Lenny’s Restaurant.
Marler Clark, the Seattle law firm nationally known for food safety advocacy and for the successful representation of victims of foodborne illness, has been contacted by victims of a Salmonella outbreak that health officials have traced to Corky and Lenny’s Restaurant in Woodmere.
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health has traced 12 confirmed and 41
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health has confirmed six cases of salmonella infection and is investigating four more suspected cases in which people were sickened, allegedly after dining at the popular Woodmere restaurant Corky & Lenny’s.
The first case was reported Monday, and no cases have been reported since Wednesday, McLeod said. Two people were
Several cases of salmonella have been confirmed by the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, and now officials are investigating a popular restaurant in connection with the food poisoning.
Officials at the board of health say 11 cases of salmonella may have originated at Corky and Lenny’s, in Woodmere, over the past three weeks, NewsChannel5 reported.
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