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07 Sep L&E Releases 2016 Fall Newsletter

L&E Releases 2016 Fall Newsletter

Langdon & Emison, one of the nation’s leading personal injury firms, has released its Fall 2016 Newsletter, a quarterly publication dedicated to sharing information about the firm’s case results, court rulings and areas of expertise.

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24 Aug

Langdon & Emison Welcomes Tricia Campbell as New Mass Tort Attorney

Langdon & Emison announces the recent addition of attorney Tricia Campbell to its mass tort litigation division. She will play a leadership role in helping Langdon & Emison manage multiple mass tort dockets and expand into new torts.

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16 Aug Car-Accident-Videos

Bob Langdon, Brett Emison Speak at AAJ Annual Convention

As part of the American Association for Justice’s programming of substantive sessions at its Annual Meeting in Boston, Partners Bob Langdon and Brett Emison, spoke on aftermarket vehicle defect litigation. […]

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04 Aug Personal+injury+lawyer+Brett+Emison

L&E Partner Brett Emison Receives AAJ Distinguished Service Award

Langdon & Emison partner Brett Emison is a recipient of the 2017 American Association for Justice Distinguished Service Award. Emison was honored at the AAJ Annual Convention in Boston, July 22-25, 2017.

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25 Jul Angie Berry Honored as an Unsung Legal Hero

Angie Berry Honored as an Unsung Legal Hero

Langdon & Emison’s Angie Berry has been recognized in this week’s edition of Missouri Lawyers Weekly, as a recipient of the 2017 “Unsung Legal Heroes” award, for the category of firm administrator. The awards go to honorees in the categories of IT, marketing, HR, and all areas of law firm management.

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12 Jul auto+product+defects+and+airbag+defects+and+car+defects

Associated Press: The Potential Impact of Takata Bankruptcy

The Associated Press issued a story recently on the Takata bankruptcy, featuring Kent Emison on the impact of how citizens may be affected by the filing. Japanese air bag maker Takata has been sued over deaths and injuries caused by its exploding air bag inflators.

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