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Maximizing Recoveries in Section 8 Housing Cases
Cases involving Section 8 housing are worth investigating, particularly if a catastrophic injury has occurred. These cases can involve large corporations that provide incredibly substandard services, often resulting in serious injury to residents, even death.
Ford Recalls 830K More Vehicles for Faulty Door Latch
Ford Motor Co. has announced a recall of about 830,000 vehicles equipped with side door latches that could break and open while driving, or may not close at all, according to a recent statement by the automaker.
Cancer Patients Treated with Taxotere Suffering Permanent Hair Loss
The chemotherapy drug Taxotere, also known as docetaxel, has been linked to permanent, disfiguring hair loss in cancer patients. Langdon & Emison, a nationwide personal injury law firm, is accepting Taxotere cases nationwide on behalf of cancer patients who suffered permanent hair loss after taking the drug.
L&E Partner Brett Emison to Present at AAJ 2016 Annual Convention
Langdon & Emison partner Brett Emison will present at the American Association for Justice 2016 Annual Convention on July 25 in Los Angeles. Mr. Emison will be featured on a distinguished panel of speakers at the Products Liability Section Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Program, presenting on the topic of “Evaluating Product Liability Cases: Do I Take the Case or Not”?
Overcoming Courtroom Hurdles to Prove Traumatic Brain Injury
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) has been called a silent epidemic. A common myth is that mTBI victims quickly recover from their injuries. Despite a growing body of research that has shown mTBI injuries are not, in fact, “mild,” it can be difficult to demonstrate the long-term problems many mTBI victims suffer.
Bad Faith: When Insurance Companies Fail to Protect the Insured
Insurance companies have an obligation to protect the people they insure and consider their interests when handling claims. Far too often, insurance companies put their own interests ahead of those they insure, leaving their customers vulnerable to financial ruin through a judgment in excess of the insurance policy limits.