The National Celebration of Pro Bono begins on Oct. 24 and will run through Oct. 30. The week serves as an opportunity to shine a light on the amazing pro bono work by lawyers, paralegals and law students from all
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Will One Exposure to Asbestos Cause Cancer?
For years, the dangers of asbestos have been communicated through television and radio ads, healthcare providers, and more. As a result, you probably know that asbestos is a harmful material, but you may have questions about how it can affect
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Large Pain and Suffering Award Affirmed in Leg Injury Case
On January 21, 2012, Matthew Meyers was unloading items from the trunk of a livery vehicle double parked along the curb on 11th Avenue between 27th and 28th Streets in Manhattan when the driver of another vehicle drove her car
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What Is Liability?
For most people who live and work in Sarasota or Bradenton, the word “liability,” especially in the financial and accounting worlds, has a specific association. An asset is an item in a person’s business or personal belongings that is beneficial
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FSIS calls Salmonella serotypes as adulterants a ‘new approach’
Twenty-two months after a petition was filed requesting that USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) declare certain “outbreak” serotypes of Salmonella to be per se adulterants in meat and poultry, the government is still thinking about it.
Rachel Edelstein,
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DOJ asks District Court to deny Michael Parnell’s petition
The federal Department of Justice (DOJ) wants the federal court for the Middle District of Georgia to deny former peanut broker Michael Parnell’s petition to vacate, set aside, or correct a prison sentence that could keep him behind bars for
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FSIS calls Salmonella serotypes as adulterants a ‘new approach’
Twenty-two months after a petition was filed requesting that USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) declare certain “outbreak” serotypes of Salmonella to be per se adulterants in meat and poultry, the government is still thinking about it.
Rachel Edelstein,
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Biofilms bring safety challenges to food companies
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In the first installment of this series with Sterilex, Food Safety News explores what biofilms are and their unique resistance to attempts to kill the pathogens they protect.
Food processors and manufacturers know the environments in which they
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DOJ asks District Court to deny Michael Parnell’s petition
The federal Department of Justice (DOJ) wants the federal court for the Middle District of Georgia to deny former peanut broker Michael Parnell’s petition to vacate, set aside, or correct a prison sentence that could keep him behind bars for
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One Stop Shopping for information on E. coli, Hepatitis A, Listeria and Salmonella
Here are guides – especially for parents – of the four food borne pathogens I see most frequently.
E. coli
E. coli are bacteria that can cause serious, sometimes fatal, infections in humans. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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