Parents don’t take chances when it comes to their children. When choosing infant formula, they rely on manufacturers to meet the highest safety standards—because the stakes couldn’t be higher.
So when a baby becomes seriously ill after consuming a recalled product, families are left asking hard questions. How did this happen? Who knew? And why wasn’t it caught sooner?
These cases are complex. They involve supply chains, safety protocols, regulatory oversight, and corporate decision-making. They also involve real families dealing with fear, uncertainty, and life-altering consequences.
That’s why families often turn to firms like O’Steen MacLeod Combs early. OMC has a long history of stepping in when powerful companies fail to protect consumers—and when answers don’t come easily or voluntarily.
In food safety and product liability cases, early action matters. Investigations need to begin quickly. Evidence must be preserved. And accountability must be pursued before narratives are rewritten or responsibility is deflected.
For the families involved, these cases are about more than a legal claim. They’re about transparency. They’re about preventing the same thing from happening to someone else. And they’re about making sure that safety isn’t treated as optional.
OMC takes on cases like these because the consequences are real—and because when trust is broken, someone has to push back.