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A nationwide listeria outbreak tied to pre-made frozen pasta meals has led to four deaths, multiple hospitalizations, and a sweeping investigation by federal food safety officials. The outbreak, which has spread to at least 15 states, has been linked to meals sold at Walmart, Kroger, and Trader Joe’s under brand names such as Marketside, Home Chef, and Trader Joe’s own line of products. 

November 2025 Update: 

Federal health officials have reported new developments in the ongoing listeria outbreak connected to pre-cooked pasta meals distributed by Nate’s Fine Foods ...

Each year, fireworks are a central part of Independence Day celebrations across the United States. However, as consumer access to fireworks continues to grow, so too does the number of injuries and fatalities linked to their use. Recent data from the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) highlights a sharp and alarming rise in firework-related incidents, underscoring the need for greater awareness, regulation, and accountability. 

In 2024, fireworks-related injuries surged to an estimated 14,700, up from 9,700 in 2023 – marking a 52% increase, the highest single-year ...

Beyond Workers’ Comp: Uncovering Third-Party Claims to Maximize Injury Recovery

If you’ve been hurt at work, your first instinct may be to file a workers’ compensation claim. While this is the smart thing to do, it may not be your only option.  

Many workplace injuries aren’t just the result of bad luck or clumsiness. They’re caused by defective equipment, dangerous work conditions created by outside contractors, or careless drivers who don’t work for your employer. When someone outside your company is responsible, you may have more than just a workers’ compensation ...

At least seven people in six states have become ill due to a salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry, while a separate cluster tied to Aladdin Mediterranean Cafe in Claremont, San Diego, has now caused 37 diners to become sick.

Ninja Foodi pressure cookers are now being voluntarily recalled because of potential burn hazards. On May 1, 2025, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a notice announcing the recall due to over 100 reports of burn injuries, with reports of more than 50 second or third-degree burns to consumers’ faces or bodies. Currently, 26 lawsuits have been filed against Ninja’s parent company, SharkNinja, because of the injuries consumers have sustained. 

If you or a loved one has suffered burns or other injuries while using a recalled Ninja Foodi pressure cooker, you may be entitled to compensation. Call Singleton Schreiber today to schedule a free consultation to discuss your legal options.