Food Safety Attorney Fred Pritzker Calls on Food Retailers to Keep Precise Beef Handling Records
Knowing quickly and exactly the origin of every pound of beef sold at checkout could help save lives when E. coli outbreaks happen because detailed records speed vital traceback investigations conducted by public health officials. "Tracebacks help us identify the products that are making people sick in order to bring outbreaks under control as quickly as possible,'' stated national food safety attorney Fred Pritzker.

Jill Greenfield Comments on the Numerous Failings Highlighted by the Griffin Inquiry into Godstone Farm E.Coli 0157 Outbreak
Field Fisher Waterhouse partner Jill Greenfield provides her comments on the findings of the Griffin Inquiry into the E.Coli 0157 outbreak at Godstone farm in August 2009 announced by the Health Protection Agency.

Pritzker Law Firm Calls on Kroger to Pay Victims' Medical Expenses
Health officials have linked Kroger ground beef to an Ohio and Michigan E. coli outbreak. "Whether the source of the E. coli is the grocery store or its suppliers," said Fred Pritzker, a leading food safety attorney, "it is only fair that the retailer pay for the medical bills of its injured customers. The families deserve that peace of mind."