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: Food Liability Law BlogImproved Surveillance Will Lead to More Food-Borne Illness Claims
By Kenneth Odza
We've explained previously in this blog why increased surveillance by state and federal agencies will lead to detection of more outbreaks (and, therefore, more legal exposure). Others seem to agree.
Law360 published a nice interview with Jim Neale at McGuire Woods, another lawyer experienced in the food liability arena ( a Law360 subscription is needed to access the full article). Jim is quoted in the article as saying, 'when, despite the best efforts of all concerned, outbreaks do occur, improved surveillance allows them to be caught and, most often, quickly tracked to the source.' And, as federal money increases to the state health departments (the front line in detecting most of the nation's outbreaks), rates of detection will accelerate.
Full post as published by Food Liability Law Blog on June 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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