Canterbury Castle Norovirus Outbreak

Our Michigan food poisoning lawyers handle cases of Norovirus outbreak at restaurants, hotels, weddings, cruise ships, and other events. The symptoms from the Norovirus are often severe and include abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and other symtpoms. In some cases, several hundred people can become severely sickened at one time.

The Oakland County Health Department is investigating a possible Norovirus food poisoning outbreak at the Canterbury Castle Banquet Center in Lake Orion, Michigan. Three separate events with over 500 people had meals at the restaurant just over a week ago. Many have called in with reports of sickness and symptoms consistent with the norovirus.

It is unknown whether there will be any litigation for this outbreak and it will not be known until the investigation is completed. Determining the source and cause of the Norovirus presents an interesting challenge to health department officials and they do this through inspections of the facility, interviews with employees and guests, written interview forms, and a detailed analysis of medical records. Those sickened with the Norovirus who were guests at the facility should contact our office to discuss their legal rights.

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