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05 Jan Case-to-Remember

Why Vehicle Seats Commonly Fail During Crashes

Defective seat backs are a common flaw, even in modern-day vehicles. Rarely do consumers give a second thought to the design or utility of seat backs in a crash. Unfortunately, the seat back mechanism in most passenger vehicles traveling on U.S. roads is less structurally sound than a lawn chair you can purchase from a discount retailer.

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15 Dec les-kent-emison-offers-insights

L&E’s Kent Emison Offers Insights on Litigating Traumatic Brain Injury Cases

Langdon & Emison partner Kent Emison published an article recently on courtroom strategies for representing clients in traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases. The article, “Issues in Litigating ‘The Invisible Injury:’’ Presenting Clients in Traumatic Brain Injury Cases” appeared in the Winter 2017 issue of the Trial Journal, a publication of the Illinois Association of Trial Lawyers.

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05 Dec Car-Accident-Videos

Adam Graves Offers Five Practical Tips for Car Accident Victims

Langdon & Emison partner Adam Graves in a recent blog post offered tips for consumers when injured in an auto accident.

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30 Nov vw-and-audi-diesel-car-owners-seek-compensation-amid-emissions-scandal

Brett Emison Authors ‘Screening for Auto Defects Article’ for Trial Magazine

Langdon & Emison partner Brett Emison recently published an article, “Screening for Auto Defects” in the November 2016 issue of Trial magazine, an American Association […]

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31 Oct langdon-emison-reaches-confidential

When Power Lines Shock: Blog Post Examines Electrical Injuries & Why They Occur

Langdon & Emison partner David Brose authored a blog post about the dangers of overhead power lines and the commonality of electrocutions and electrical injuries. The article was published on The Kansas City Legal Examiner.

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24 Oct presidential-proclamation-recognizes-elder

Nursing Home Abuse Victims Can Now Have Their Day in Court

Nursing homes can no longer force elder abuse or wrongful death claims to private arbitration, thanks to a new rule passed by the federal agency that oversees nursing homes with 1.5 million residents.

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