Bill Marler

Managing Partner

Preston's Summary

Bill Marler is a Managing Partner at Marler Clark - the Food Safety Law Firm. He focuses on health and wellness, particularly within the food industry, advocating for food safety and legal issues related to foodborne illnesses, FDA regulations, and public health. Bill's insights and expertise have been featured in Knowledia, Food Safety News, KEBEDE TSEDALU, and LexBlog, Inc.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Cites Data: 42 %
Government Announcement: 19 %
Press Release: 11 %
Breaking News: 8 %
Seasonal: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Food Safety
  • FDA
  • Food Manufacturing
  • Food Production
  • Health News
  • Consumer Health
  • Drugs & Medication

Pitching Insights

Bill Marler's coverage focuses on issues related to food safety, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and scientific developments. He frequently cites data, reports on government announcements, and covers press releases.

Given his focus on food safety and health-related topics such as Salmonella outbreaks and lead poisoning cases linked to specific products, he would likely be interested in input from experts in public health or epidemiology who can provide insights into the causes of these outbreaks or offer expertise in tracking disease patterns.

Additionally, individuals with a background in environmental science or toxicology may also be able to contribute valuable insights given the emphasis on lead poisoning cases mentioned in some articles.

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