Recent Blog Posts
Over 1.4 Million Honda Vehicles Under Investigation
As reported yesterday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating approximately 1.4 million vehicles manufactured by Honda. The investigation comes after additional complaints of failing connecting rod bearings on vehicles with 3.5-liter V-6 engines. Last year Honda recalled roughly 250,000 vehicles with similar problems. The issue as noted by NHTSA can and… Read More »
CKF Sponsors Shepherd Center’s 2024 Legendary Party
Cash Krugler Fredericks was proud to once again donate and help sponsor Shepherd Center’s Legendary Party that took place on November 2, 2024. The Legendary Party is Shepherd Center’s largest fundraiser of the year with this year’s proceeds benefitting the new construction of the Arthur M. Blank Family Residences. The new tower of residences… Read More »
Elevator Accident Kills Worker In Norfolk, VA
A week ago, 55-year-old John Robinson was killed in an elevator accident at Marine Hydraulics’ Midtown Pier in Norfolk, Virginia. According to news reports, the accident is still under investigation by authorities and OSHA and the cause has yet to be released. However, according to Mr. Robinson’s family the cause of death was… Read More »
CKF in the News – $5,000,000 Settlement of Civil Rights Case
CKF’s Alwyn Fredericks and Lisa McNary were recently interviewed by WSBTV (here) as well as the Daily Report (here) about our client’s civil rights case against Clayton County and the subsequent settlement of $5,000,000. Our client was arrested for public disturbance at the Atlanta airpot and taken to Clayton County jail. He suffered a… Read More »
Grandmother Injured in New Jersey Elevator Accident
A grandmother in her 70s is lucky to be alive after an elevator accident at a New Jersey apartment building. According to news reports, the woman opened the door for the elevator and stepped inside only to plunge down the shaft as her young granddaughter watched. Other residents rushed to help and fire rescue were… Read More »
RECALL! Ford Recalls F-150 Trucks Due To Roll Away
In case you missed it, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a recall last month which affects Ford’s 2021-2023 F-150 trucks, specifically those equipped with the Trailer Tow Max package. It is estimated that this recall impacts over 112,000 Ford trucks. According to news reports and NHTSA’s alert, the problem is with… Read More »
RECALL! Tesla and NHTSA Issue Recall of 2 Million Vehicles
RECALL! Tesla is recalling more than 2 million of its vehicles to fix safety issues associated with its Autopilot systems. To date, this is the largest recall of Tesla’s software for driver assistance. According to the Washington Post, NHTSA determined that Tesla’s “method of ensuring drivers are still paying attention while the driver-assistance system… Read More »
Second Largest Auto Recall – 52 Million Airbag Inflators To Be Recalled
RECALL! NHTSA is preparing to recall approximately 52 million automobile airbag inflators that can rupture during deployment, potentially injuring or killing passengers. According to reports, NHTSA started its investigation in 2015 and discovered that inflators manufactured by ARC Automotive and Delphi Automotive Systems explode with excess pressure shooting shrapnel into the front seat occupants. … Read More »
Six CKF Attorneys Earn Super Lawyers Honors
Congratulations to six CKF team members who were recognized in the 20th anniversary issue of Georgia Super Lawyers Magazine, a Thomson Reuters publication. Andy Cash, David Krugler, Alwyn Fredericks, Shane Bartlett, Phil Henry, and Laura Voght were named Super Lawyers, an honor reserved for only 5% of the practicing Bar. In addition, Andy and… Read More »
Shane Bartlett and Wendy Huray Named Legal Elite
Attorneys Shane Bartlett and Wendy Huray were recently named to the list of the state’s Legal Elite in business and politics magazine, Georgia Trend. The annual list includes less than 300 attorneys and is based entirely on the voting of other members of the State Bar of Georgia. To read more about this year’s… Read More »
