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Angie Berry Honored as an Unsung Legal Hero
Langdon & Emison’s Angie Berry has been recognized in this week’s edition of Missouri Lawyers Weekly, as a recipient of the 2017 “Unsung Legal Heroes” award, for the category of firm administrator. The awards go to honorees in the categories of IT, marketing, HR, and all areas of law firm management.
Associated Press: The Potential Impact of Takata Bankruptcy
The Associated Press issued a story recently on the Takata bankruptcy, featuring Kent Emison on the impact of how citizens may be affected by the filing. Japanese air bag maker Takata has been sued over deaths and injuries caused by its exploding air bag inflators.
Langdon & Emison Attorneys Lead CLE Presentations at Annual Convention
The Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys’ annual convention wrapped up last week, with CLE presentations from our attorneys being a key part of the substantive sessions. This year’s conference was at Lake of the Ozarks, where trial attorneys from throughout the state were treated to CLE presentations, awards presentations, and networking.
Tips for Maximizing a Client’s Recovery
If you’re an attorney looking for tips on enhancing recovery in personal injury cases, check out Langdon & Emison’s Summer 2017 newsletter. This issue is filled with articles that offer practical tips for maximizing the value of your client’s case.
8th Circuit Affirms $4.5M Verdict in Brain Injury Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit has affirmed a $4.5 million verdict in favor of U.S. Marine Aaron Eckerberg for the injuries he sustained when a commercial vehicle, owned and operated by Inter-State Publishing Company, collided with his vehicle.
Kent Emison Presented with Thomas G. Strong Trial Attorney Award for 2017
J. Kent Emison, founding member of the personal injury law firm Langdon & Emison, was honored during the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys’ annual banquet with the Thomas G. Strong Trial Attorney Award last night. The award was conceived to honor the Missouri attorney who best exemplifies the qualities of professionalism, ethics, character and courtroom success.