Nebraska E. coli Case Associated with Jeno's and Totino's Pizza
According to the CDC, an E. coli O157:H7 case in Nebraska is part of the E. coli outbreak associated with Jeno's and Totino's pizza. This makes 23 confirmed cases. Because about 5 million Jeno's and Totino's pizzas were recalled and the "best if used by" date is April 2008, there will probably be more confirmed E. coli cases associated with this outbreak.
We have been contacted by a number of people who became ill after eating a Jeno's or Totino's pizza but did not go to the doctor. For medical and legal reasons, it is important to get medical attention if you are suffering from E. coli symptoms. Attorney Fred Pritzker has written valuable information on foodborne illness and medical treatment.
If you have been diagnosed with an E. coli infection, you need an attorney with experience in this area. Please read our information on how to hire a foodborne illness attorney. To contact an E. coli lawyer at our law firm, please call toll-free at 1-888-377-8900 or submit the firm's online consultation form.