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ALWYN FREDERICKS ATTENDS THE NATIONAL BRAIN TRAUMA CONFERENCE IN LAS VEGAS

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Alwyn Fredericks attended this seminar to learn the most recent litigation strategies for brain injury cases.

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Alwyn Fredericks on 11Alive WXIA Atlanta regarding KIA Recall (October 21, 2015)

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

The NBC station in Atlanta highlighted one of Cash, Krugler & Fredericks’ latest cases involving a recall of certain Kia Sorentos from 2011-2013. CKF’s client Sonya Bady was seriously injured when a child slipped a neighbor’s Kia out of park, and the Sorento rolled down a hill, crushing our client’s leg between the Sorento… Read More »

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Andy Cash on ABC WAAY 31 and FOX 54 in Huntsville, Alabama (October 19, 2015)

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Cash, Krugler & Fredericks was interviewed by ABC and FOX affiliates about the firm’s efforts to get the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to establish rules and issue a national recall for hazardous residential elevators. Recently, a five-year-old Huntsville girl was nearly crushed in a home elevator, similar to the one that entrapped and… Read More »

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Alwyn Fredericks Co-chairs Georgia Trial Lawyers Association Auto Torts Seminar

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

For the second year in a row Alwyn Fredericks co-chaired the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association Auto Torts seminar, which took place at Destin, Florida this year. He focused on bringing a lineup of speakers that could educate attorneys on the nuts and bolts of auto collision litigation.

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Andrew Cash Completes Term as Board President of JDRF Georgia

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Andrew Cash completed his two-year term as Board President of the Georgia Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).  In total, Cash served a total of six consecutive years on the JDRF Board.

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CK&F Sponsors JDRF Hope For A Cure Gala

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

CK&F sponsored the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) Hope for a Cure Gala for the 7th consecutive year.  CK&F is proud to have contributed to a record Gala and remains committed to JDRF’s efforts to find a cure for diabetes.  For more information or to donate, please visit JDRF’s website at www.jdrfgeorgia.org.

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CK&F Sponsors The Side By Side Brain Injury Clubhouse’s Charity Basketball Game

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

For the third consecutive year, CK&F was the lead sponsor for the Side by Side Brain Injury Clubhouse’s charity basketball game, Sawbones v. Jawbones.  Side by Side Brain Injury Clubhouse is a bridge of support for people with brain injuries to transition from medical patients to contributing community members.  For more information or to… Read More »

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Brain Injury Turns Cop into Brain Injury Awareness Advocate

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

Some of the greatest activists begin their fight after unexpected, life-changing moments. Tate Mikell and his family are extraordinary individuals whose advocacy for individuals with brain injury began on June 13, 2005. Tate Mikell was a police officer in Charleston, South Carolina, known as “…the blond-haired cop with the glasses; don’t run from him… Read More »

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Hypoxic Brain Injuries in Infants Treated with Hypothermia

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

We need oxygen so much that even a brief interlude without it can cause lasting brain damage. Brain damage caused by the total deprivation of air is called anoxic injury; brain damage caused by partial oxygen deprivation is called hypoxic injury. For infants that suffer hypoxic brain injury around birth, the standard of care… Read More »

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Stuck in An Elevator? Follow These Rules

By Cash Krugler Fredericks |

An unexpected power outage in Berkeley, California and the surrounding area left 38,000 people in the city without power recently. Though the outage was relatively short (people were without power for a little over an hour) it was a busy time for first responders. While the power was out, there were five separate elevator… Read More »

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