E. coli outbreak victim sues restaurant, processing facility

One of the 14 people sickened by a deadly E. coli outbreak that originated in Flathead County is suing businesses connected to the contamination.

Washington-based attorney Bill Marler and Kalispell’s Bliven Law Firm are representing Alexis Paul, a Missoula County resident who was in the area visiting Glacier National Park. Paul ate a Wagyu burger from Gunsight Saloon on July 1 that contained E. coli, which made her sick, according to the complaint filed in Flathead County District Court on July 30.  

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