A simple dinner—a salad, a burger, or a sushi roll—is viewed by most as a source of nourishment. Yet, for thousands of Americans annually, that meal becomes the catalyst for a medical emergency. Hours after eating, unsuspecting patrons find themselves in emergency rooms, their kidneys failing or their nervous systems under attack. While the general […]
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A serious injury can shatter a life in an instant. Beyond the immediate physical pain, victims and their families are often confronted with a bewildering and overwhelming landscape of mounting medical bills, lost income, and profound emotional distress. In these moments of uncertainty, understanding your legal rights is the first and most critical step toward […]
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When you dine at a restaurant or pick up a quick meal at a fast-food chain, you expect the food to be safe to eat. Unfortunately, food poisoning caused by contaminated or improperly handled food is a serious public health concern in New York and across the country. In some cases, foodborne illness leads to […]
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A critical public health alert has been issued by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) concerning a multistate outbreak of Salmonella Montevideo infections linked to fresh cucumbers. This concerning development has led to a nationwide recall and highlights the serious risks associated with contaminated food products. O’Connor & Partners, PLLC, is closely monitoring this […]
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A Critical Look at the Listeria Outbreak and its Legal Significance for O’Connor & Partners, PLLC In February 2025, a severe multistate outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes infections emerged, linked to the consumption of frozen supplemental shakes. This public health crisis resulted in a significant number of illnesses, hospitalizations, and, tragically, deaths, underscoring the potential for […]
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A Hidden Public Health Crisis Linked to Romaine Lettuce In November, a dangerous E. coli O157:H7 outbreak swept across at least 15 states, leaving dozens seriously ill and claiming the life of at least one person. Victims included a 9-year-old boy in Indiana who nearly died of kidney failure and a 57-year-old Missouri woman who […]
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