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RECALL! Babysense Baby Monitors
Babysense Max View Baby Monitor Recall: What Parents Need to Know About the Fire Hazard Parents rely on baby monitors to keep a close eye on their children, especially during sleep. Unfortunately, a recently announced product recall highlights how even common household devices designed to protect children can pose serious safety risks. The U.S…. Read More »
WHEN AERIAL LIFTS FAIL – HYDRAULIC SYSTEM DEFECTS
Aerial lifts and bucket trucks are essential tools for utility workers, electricians, telecommunications crews, and contractors in Georgia and across the country. These machines rely on powerful hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and load-holding valves to safely elevate workers dozens of feet in the air. But when a hydraulic system fails, the consequences can be catastrophic…. Read More »
CKF Attorneys Earn Super Lawyers Honor
Congratulations to the attorneys at CKF who were recognized yet again by Georgia Super Lawyers Magazine, a Thomson Reuters publication. Andy Cash, David Krugler, Alwyn Fredericks, Lee Gutschenritter, Shane Bartlett, Lisa McNary, Wendy Huray and Philip Henry were named Super Lawyers, an honor reserved for only 5% of the practicing Bar. In addition, Andy,… Read More »
Johnson & Johnson – TALC / ASBESTOS LITIGATION UPDATE!!
Just over a week ago, a jury in Los Angeles awarded the family of a women who died of mesothelioma $966 million against Johnson & Johnson finding the company’s talc baby powder contained asbestos and contributed to the woman’s cancer. The verdict is the most recent development in the storied talc litigation against Johnson… Read More »
RECALL ALERT!! Ryobi Pressure Washers
On August 28, 2025 and in conjunction with the CPSC, TTI Outdoor Power Equipment issued a massive recall of approximately 780,000 Ryobi electric power washers sold in the U.S. and Canada. The issue stems from a faulty capacitor that can overheat and explode, sending parts flying outward. According to reports, this defect has already… Read More »
Don’t Be Fooled by “Tort Reform”
Presently, there is a big push by certain politicians here in Georgia, including the Governor, for “tort reform,” arguing that “frivolous lawsuits” are driving up auto insurance premiums. Lawsuits are not what is impacting auto insurance premiums in Georgia and is nothing more than misinformation from lobbyists who are pushing the agendas of large… Read More »
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 »
