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Monthly Archives: November 2014

Andy Cash on CBS This Morning

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Cash, Krugler & Fredericks partner Andy Cash appeared on CBS This Morning on November 10, 2014 to discuss the lack of oversight for in-home elevators. The feature focused on the Nelson family, a firm client, whose son Jordan was seriously injured in a rental home last fall. View the segment here.

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5 Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Lawyer

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

When you or a loved one has been injured because of someone else’s negligence, it’s important to acquire legal counsel as soon as possible. Evidence needs to be protected and collected and witnesses need to be interviewed. Hiring capable legal counsel removes some of the burden from your shoulders at a trying time. Actions… Read More »

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Andy Cash to Appear on CBS

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Cash, Krugler & Fredericks partner Andy Cash is scheduled to appear on “CBS This Morning” Monday morning, November 10. Andy flew to New York to be interviewed on elevator safety and what needs to be done to make elevators safe for everyone.  After settling a case for the Helvey family, whose son Jacob was… Read More »

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Another Elevator Death

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

We are saddened to report another death in an elevator accident. Michael “Dewayne” Atkins was a maintenance worker at Decatur Morgan Hospital in Decatur, Alabama. He was kneeling in the elevator shaft, working on a sump pump, when the elevator crashed and fell on top of him, crushing him to death. The 41-year-old husband… Read More »

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Andrew Cash on CBS This Morning

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Andrew Cash was interviewed by CBS This Morning as part of their coverage of the dangers of residential elevators.  This news story featured a couple of CKF’s catastrophic injury cases involving residential elevators and also highlighted CKF’s work at the national level to make all residential elevators safe.

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