Thousands of accidents each year are caused by distracted driving. This new attorney-authored article from Kent Emison looks at liability issues and litigation trends related to cellphone usage while driving.

In the latest of a collection of awards during his career as a trial attorney, Bob Langdon has been named once again to the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 list.

The American Association for Justice has released its perspective, sharing with media contacts nationwide how consumers and workers are harmed by forced arbitration.

NHTSA released its data on drunk-driving in America, and estimates the total cost to be $44 billion per year.

Brennan Delaney authored a piece on the ramifications of automobile crashes, and ways to assist clients in attempting to recover for the deaths and injuries that result from them.  Sometimes in evaluating the claims against drivers, and the product claims regarding vehicles involved, attorneys might miss the road itself as a potential avenue of recovery.

The analysis and commentary of Kent Emison and Michael Serra were featured in this winter’s edition of AIEG Voice magazine, this time on defective guardrails.

Linda Lipsen, CEO of the American Association for Justice, offers a statement to media re. the SEC’s “no action” relief this week related to mandatory arbitration.

The Chicago Sun-Times consumer watchdog team uncovered some disturbing trends among Chicagoland auto dealers; L&E attorney Michael Serra was featured in their article.

Langdon & Emison is pleased to announce that Brett Emison has been awarded membership in the prestigious American Board of Trial Advocates.