The Marler Clark hepatitis A lawyers developed this site to keep our clients up-to-date on current litigation being prosecuted by Marler Clark throughout the United States. The site is also a resource for Marler Clark co-counsel in hepatitis A cases, print and broadcast media who are working on stories about hepatitis A outbreaks and outbreak-related lawsuits, and potential clients who are researching Marler Clark in anticipation of filing a hepatitis A claim.
Marler Clark Current Case Updates
Hepatitis A litigation is currently taking place in several states.
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- Alta Restaurant Hepatitis A Exposure Lawsuit
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Marler Clark filed a class action lawsuit against Alta Restaurant, a West Village restaurant, in April, 2013. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of all Alta Restaurant patrons who were potentially exposed to the hepatitis A virus after eating desserts purchased at the restaurant between March 23 and April 2, 2013, and had to receive a hepatitis A vaccination or Immune Globulin inoculation to prevent infection with hepatitis A.
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- McDonald’s Hepatitis A Exposure Class Action Lawsuit (Alabama)
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Marler Clark represents individuals who received either hepatitis A vaccination or immunoglobulin injections to prevent infection with hepatitis A after exposure at a McDonald’s restaurant located in Northport, Alabama, in a class action lawsuit against the restaurant.
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- Townsend Farms Organic Frozen Berries Hepatitis A Lawsuits
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The Marler Clark attorneys have filed 15 lawsuits against Townsend Farms, the company whose Organic Anti-oxidant Blend of frozen berries and pomegranate seeds has been identified as the source of a hepatitis A outbreak among residents of 8 states. The law firm has filed individual lawsuits on behalf of Washington, California and Arizona residents and 8 class action lawsuits against Townsend farms on behalf of residents of Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington.
Marler Clark Resolved Hepatitis Cases
Marler Clark represented victims of the following resolved outbreaks:


