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Research and Recent News Reports Show Concussions Cause Long-Term Impairment
New studies reveal the long-term damage in traumatic brain injuries.
AAJ Supports Legislation to Update Insurance Trucking Minimums for Wreck Victims
More analysis from L&E attorney David Brose on the latest in truck litigation; the AAJ supports new regulations proposed…
Trial Lawyers From Across the U.S. Volunteer During AAJ Session
AAJ members recently pitched in to help a nonprofit organization titled “Urban Street Angels,” or USA…
Issues of Inadequate Security and Liability Exposed in Increase in Shootings and Violent Crime
L&E continues to accept cases nationwide on behalf of individuals injured at property that is inadequately secured…
New Study Confirms Compelling Link Between Roundup and Increased Risk of Non Hodgkins Lymphoma
Recent studies have continued to link exposure to Roundup to dangerous illnesses for consumers across the country. Read this blog post to learn more.
On Rear Seat Occupant Alert Systems, and How They Can Save Lives
This blog post by attorney Michael Serra looks at rear seat alarm systems, and recent examples about how when manufacturers don’t avail themselves of the latest technology and consumers pay the price.
Meet Missouri Trial Lawyers’ New President, L&E’s Brett Emison
Brett Emison has begun his presidency of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys.
Infant Death Leads to More Attention on Dangers of Baby Slings
Consumers have been warned again about the dangers of baby slings. Read her to learn about how infants can sometimes be smothered inside these devices, and what the CPSC says we should do to use them correctly.
Fisher-Price Infant Sleepers Subject to Voluntary Recall
There’s a Fisher-Price infant sleeper that is very popular. It also might be very dangerous.
Reports Show that Safety Checks are Rarely Conducted on Hazardous Materials Shipments
New data shows that truck companies are rarely doing the safety checks they are supposed to.
DuPage County Prosecutors Drop All Charges Against Wrongfully Convicted Man in Exoneration Project Case
The Exoneration Project from the University of Chicago continues its string of successful pro bono representations, this time in the western suburbs of Chicago.
AAJ Supports Bipartisan Legislation to Restore Legal Rights to Servicemembers
The AAJ continues to lead the way in speaking out on behalf of citizens affected by pending legislation.