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2019 Draft Day! Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s Work Study Program

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Today was Cristo Rey’s “Draft Day” for the Corporate Work Study Program!  Once again, Cash Krugler Fredericks is excited to participate in Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s Corporate Work Study Program.  This is an amazing program which was designed to allow the students to work at top local businesses and in exchange, the businesses help… Read More »

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Hazards of Electric Scooters and the Evolving Legal Backdrop

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Hazards of Electric Scooters and the Evolving Legal Backdrop The pay per minute electric scooter trend has been sweeping the nation.  Electric scooters can be seen in most major cities across the country.  In the last year alone, there have been reportedly over 120 million scooter rides taken.  The majority of those rides were… Read More »

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AAJ Approves CKF’s Elevator & Escalator Injury Litigation Group with Laura Voght to Co-Chair

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

CKF is proud to announce that the American Association for Justice approved our proposal for creation of the new AAJ Elevator & Escalator Injury Litigation Group, with our very own Laura Voght serving as Co-Chair of the group.  CKF has represented families whose kids have been catastrophically injured or killed in home elevator accidents, and… Read More »

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CKF’s Campaign gets Senate’s attention after Washington Post article!

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

We have the Senate’s attention! (Read more here.) Let’s hope this keeps moving toward the solution of a full recall of home elevators.

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Injured Nurse Files Elevator Accident Lawsuit Against Hospital

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

A Texas nurse injured at the hospital where she works recently filed an elevator accident lawsuit against her employer, claiming the company and its elevator maintenance contractor were negligent and caused her serious injuries. The personal injury lawsuit names Fort Worth-based John Peter Smith Hospital and the hospital’s former elevator contractor Thyssenkrupp as defendants… Read More »

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CKF’s Campaign for a National Recall Featured in the Washington Post

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

For the last six years, our law firm has advocated for a nationwide recall of home elevators. For years, children have been crushed and killed because of a design flaw. We filed a petition for a recall with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commissioner, flew to DC several times to argue our case and… Read More »

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Police Charge Truck Driver in Crash That Killed Seven

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Massachusetts police recently arrested the 23-year-old driver of a truck involved in a deadly collision with a group of motorcyclists in which seven of the riders were killed and three others were severely injured. The driver, who was from Massachusetts, struck the victims while driving in New Hampshire and had been a fugitive from… Read More »

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Welcome to Laura Voght and Lisa McNary!

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Cash Krugler Fredericks is pleased to announce that attorneys Laura Voght and Lisa McNary have joined the firm!  Welcome to Team CKF!

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Alwyn Fredericks speaks at 2019 GTLA Annual Convention

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

On April 25th, Alwyn Fredericks once again presented at the Georgia Trial Lawyers Associations’ Annual Convention, providing an insightful and informative presentation on cases involving traumatic brain injuries suffered in road wrecks.  As Alwyn says, “there is no such thing as a small brain injury” as he spoke to those in attendance concerning the… Read More »

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Catastrophic Accident Highlights Dangers of Big Trucks

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Trucking is the lifeblood that keeps industry moving in America. Nearly 70% of all freight moved in the country is done so by truck. With so much being moved by so many large commercial vehicles, the risk of truck accidents on America’s roadways is high. For this reason, the federal government has adopted and… Read More »

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