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Monthly Archives: November 2015

What I’ve Learned From Juvenile or Type 1 Diabetes

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

As National Diabetes Awareness Month concludes, I am grateful for the work that the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) has done on behalf of families and children like mine who live with Type 1 diabetes. JDRF is the only global diabetes foundation with a strategic plan to end Type 1 diabetes. As a father… Read More »

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So Many Reasons to Feel Thankful This Year

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

As we approach the holidays and look back on the accomplishments our firm has achieved in 2015, we feel so thankful for everyone who helped us get here – our wives and children, our friends, and our Cash Krugler Fredericks family. Helping families who’ve been through the unimaginable get the resolve and assistance they… Read More »

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There’s No Such Thing as a “Small” Brain Injury

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Life can change in an instant. For Jewel Wicker, that moment came when she was struck from behind by a refrigerated truck while stopped at a red light. Her car was crushed and she was hospitalized for several days, sustaining a permanent mild traumatic brain injury. Don’t let the term “mild” fool you. In… Read More »

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Hitting the Road this Holiday? Make Sure Your Car Isn’t Involved in Any Recalls

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

As you get ready to hit the road this Thanksgiving, make sure that your car is not included in one of the many recent recalls. It seems almost every day we hear about another automobile recall, everything from Takata airbags to VW emissions. One major recall that Cash, Krugler & Fredericks has investigated is… Read More »

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Cash Krugler & Fredericks Obtains Another Major Settlement in Elevator Accident Case

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

After 3 year old Jacob Helvey was catastrophically injured in a home elevator on Christmas Eve of 2010, his parents came to us with one wish – that this type of tragedy would never happen to another child. After litigating and ultimately resolving the Helvey case, our firm traveled to Washington, D.C. to present… Read More »

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CKF Sponsors Record-Breaking Fundraiser for MS Institute at Shepherd Center

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

When you work as hard as we do for our clients, there’s not a lot of time for parties. There is one party, however, that we make a priority for our firm: The Legendary Party, the Shepherd Center Foundation’s largest fundraising event. Recently, Cash Krugler & Fredericks was proud to attend and serve as… Read More »

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Andy Cash on Fox 5 Atlanta regarding risk of injury in home elevators (November 16, 2015)

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Andy Cash tells Fox 5 the child who narrowly escapes tragedy in a residential elevator is “one in a million.” Most children caught between the doors of a residential elevator suffer crushing injuries, like two of Cash’s clients featured in the piece.

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Going up? What You Need to Know About the Risk of Home Elevators

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Thanksgiving is a time to visit and celebrate with family and friends. If you’re going to celebrate the holiday at someone else’s home or at a vacation rental, make sure to check if they have an elevator. A home elevator may seem extravagant, but many beach and vacation homes have them. When you (and… Read More »

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Andy Cash in the Northside Neighbor (November 13, 2015)

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

We’re proud of partner Andy Cash’s work with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the awareness he’s brought to families living with Type 1 Diabetes.

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CK&F Sponsors the Shepherd Center’s Legendary Party

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

For the second consecutive year, CK&F sponsored the Legendary Party, the Shepherd Center Foundation’s largest fundraising event. CK&F is proud to support the Shepherd Center and its patient care programs for those who have suffered brain and spinal cord injuries. For more information on the Shepherd Center, please visit www.shepherd.org.

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