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October 6, 2006

Small Seattle Firm Files First Tainted Spinach Lawsuit

From the Wall Street Journal (via Marler Clark):

"Before health officials warned the public about bad spinach, before grocers yanked fresh spinach off their shelves, before consumers cleaned out their refrigerators, the Seattle law firm Marler Clark had filed its first bad-spinach lawsuit."

Check out the rest of the story. And see our earlier post: More Law Blogs Covering Current E. Coli Outbreak

[RJ]

October 6, 2006 in Litigation in the News | Permalink