Buffalo E. coli Lawyer

If you or a loved one has suffered from an E. coli infection in Buffalo, you may be entitled to compensation. E. coli is a dangerous and potentially life-threatening foodborne illness that often results from contaminated food, water, or unsanitary food preparation practices. At The Lange Law Firm, PLLC, our Buffalo E. coli attorney is dedicated to helping victims hold responsible parties accountable. Call us today at (833) 330-3663 or message us online to schedule a free consultation.

Why Choose Our Buffalo E. Coli Attorney?

• Our extensive experience with complex contamination cases gives us the insight and resources needed to pursue justice for Buffalo residents.
• We offer compassionate, one-on-one guidance from the first call to the final resolution.
• Our firm has secured millions in settlements and verdicts for victims of food contamination.

Who is Liable for E. coli Outbreaks?

E. coli is a dangerous and potentially life-threatening foodborne illness that often results from contaminated food, water, or unsanitary food preparation practices. In Buffalo, New York, liability for E. coli infections typically falls under product liability and negligence law. Food manufacturers, restaurants, or distributors can be held strictly liable if a contaminated food product causes illness, even without proof of intent or negligence.

Under New York law, sellers have a duty to provide safe, non-defective products. If they breach that duty—by failing to ensure food safety or proper handling—they may be held financially responsible for resulting injuries. Victims may also pursue claims for negligence or breach of warranty, depending on how the contamination occurred and the relationship between the parties involved.

How a Buffalo E. Coli Lawyer Can Help

Hiring a lawyer is essential in a foodborne illness case. Here is how one can help:

Trace the Source of Contamination
An attorney works closely with public health officials and experts to identify the contaminated product, facility, or supplier that caused your illness.

Build a Strong Case
From collecting medical records to analyzing inspection reports and food safety logs, a lawyer will compile the evidence needed to support your claim.

Negotiate on Your Behalf
They will handle communications with insurance companies and corporate legal teams to protect your rights and maximize your compensation.

Litigate if Necessary
If a fair settlement is not reached, an attorney is prepared to take your case to trial and present a compelling case before a judge or jury.

Types of Compensation Available

E. coli infections can lead to serious complications like kidney failure (especially with hemolytic uremic syndrome), long-term digestive issues, or even death. Victims may recover compensation for:

• Medical expenses (including hospitalization and long-term care)
• Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress
• Wrongful death (for families who lost a loved one to E. coli)

Contact a Buffalo E. Coli Lawyer Today

If you or a family member has been diagnosed with E. coli in Buffalo, do not wait to seek legal help. The Lange Law Firm, PLLC is here to fight for your rights and ensure that negligent companies are held accountable. Contact us today at (833) 330-3663 or message us online for your free consultation.