Campylobacter Lawsuit

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Our attorneys have won millions for food poisoning victims, including a recent settlement for $6,425,000. Attorneys Fred Pritzker and Brendan Flaherty of our law firm are currently representing two people who developed Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) from Campylobacter infections (campylobacteriosis).

When you contact our law firm about a Campylobacter lawsuit, you may be asked the following questions:

Have you been treated at a hospital or by a physician for your illness?
Did you develop Guillain-Barré syndrome?
Have you been tested by a medical professional to see whether you have a Campylobacter infection?
If you were tested, was your test positive for Campylobacter?
Have you been in contact with any local, county or state health department about your Campylobacter infection?
If so, did they tell you that you were part of a Campylobacter outbreak?
If you are part of a Campylobacter outbreak, did the health department tell you the suspected source of the outbreak?
When and where did you consume the food associated with the Campylobacter outbreak?
When did you first develop Campylobacter symptoms?
What did those symptoms consist of?
If a specific food product has been implicated as the source of the outbreak, do you have any left over that could be tested for Campylobacter?

Food poisoning lawyer Fred Pritzker has appeared on CBS News, Fox News and local television stations throughout the nation discussing food poisoning litigation and food safety.

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