CLIMB Works Zipline E. coli Outbreak Lawyer

Our Victories

$3.99 Million

In a products liability case for the family of a 54 year old man who died.

Attorney’s fees and expenses totaled $1,716,886.29.

$3.6 Million

In a products liability case for the family of a 58 year old woman who died.

Attorney’s fees and expenses totaled $1,623,284.90.

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Did you or a loved one develop an E.coli infection after drinking water at CLIMB Works in Gatlinburg Tennessee?

If so, The Lange Law Firm, PLLC can help.   Our attorney understands how to investigate and handle food poisoning and contaminated water cases and can help you and your family with a legal claim for serious illness.  We believe that food producers and stores need to be held accountable for selling contaminated food and water.

The consultation is free and we never charge a fee unless we recover money on your behalf. Call 833.330.3663 for a free consultation.

It is important to remember that, if you believe you have a claim related to this outbreak, you should not sign any additional documents from CLIMB Works or their insurance carrier until you have had the documents reviewed by your lawyer.  Companies will sometimes give injured people documents that, if signed, could waive the victims’ rights to any future compensation.

How Do I Know If I Have an E. coli Infection from this Outbreak?

Only a doctor can make a diagnosis of an E. coli infection. If you have drank water from CLIMB Works in Gatlinburg, Tennessee and have become sick, urgent medical attention is highly recommended. Also, early medical treatment can greatly reduce the risk for long-term complications.

It is best not to panic, but it is a good idea to monitor your health and symptoms in the days after exposure.

Outbreak Info

An investigation conducted by the Tennessee Department of Health has found E. coli bacteria was the cause of sicknesses that affected at least 550 people at a Gatlinburg area zipline attraction. Nearly 550 people have reported illness after visiting the CLIMB Works Zip Line Canopy Tour in Gatlinburg. The Health Department stated to the media that respondents are located in multiple states and visited CLIMB Works between mid-June and early July.

The Tennessee Department of Health used CLIMB Works online sales records to email 2,901 surveys asking patrons of the business if they became ill after visiting the attraction.

Nearly 808 people have responded to theTennessee Department of Health’s survey, and of these, 548 reported illness.

Online reviews of the business indicate many ill patrons booked and visited CLIMB Works in groups, so illness counts are expected to rise.

The Health Department urges those who believe they have become ill to get stool testing.

"Candess & Jory were extremely valuable resources for me when I contracted food poisoning. They guided me through every step of the legal process from start to finish, always willing to answer questions and be fully transparent. They were able to secure a settlement for me, but what I valued more was how truly concerned they were about my health and well-being beyond my case. I would gladly recommend Candess & Jory to anyone looking for attorneys who will fight on their behalf and really care about their clients."

JOE, FORMER CLIENT

"I cannot recommend Jory Lange highly enough. When my father died, Jory was there and got an unbelievably great settlement (one of the highest settlements in America for for this type of case). I say this not only as a grateful client, but as a trial lawyer myself concentrating in personal injury with over 25 years experience. Jory has the knowledge, the skills, and the ability to handle big personal injury cases and my family and I are exceedingly pleased with the results and the justice that he obtained through very hard work for us. "

JOEL, FORMER CLIENT

E. coli – Quick Facts

* The onset of symptoms of an E. coli infection occur between 1 to 10 days.

* Symptoms of an E. coli infection include:

  • Severe stomach cramps
  • Watery diarrhea (often bloody)
  • Vomiting
  • Sometimes a fever, which usually is not very high (less than 101˚Fahrenheit

*  In some cases, diarrhea may be so severe that the ill person requires hospitalization.

* E. coli infections can spread to or have severe complications on other body systems and into the bloodstream, central nervous system, and kidneys.

* Potential long-term complications of E. coli infections include Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS), a potentially fatal kidney disease.

E. coli Outbreak Bacteria
548 Number of Illnesses Reported
Tennessee State Involved

The Investigation

The Tennessee Department of Health is currently investigating this outbreak. As the investigation continues, more cases and states are likely to be linked to the outbreak.  Because it typically takes 2 to 4 weeks for illnesses to be linked to an outbreak, there are likely more illnesses out there.

If you fell seriously ill or were hospitalized after drinking water from CLIMB Works, call The Lange Law Firm, PLLC right away.  We’ll get to work on your case immediately and help hold the negligent parties accountable for your illness.

Meet the Attorney

When corporations sell food contaminated with E. coli, Jory Lange helps the families who have been harmed.  One of the nation’s leading food safety lawyers, Jory has helped families from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic, California to Florida, and in states across the nation.

Jory is offering free initial consultations to those infected with E. coli about their legal rights.  For 15 years, Jory has dedicated his law practice to helping families who have been injured by corporations.

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