Articles

Articles by Langdon & Emison Attorneys:

Articles About Langdon & Emison Cases:

• Slate, September 7, 2007, ‘Novel’ The dangers of tilting back the front seat—don't do it!

• Missouri Lawyers Weekly, April 30, 2007, ‘Novel’ Second Collision Case Avoids Trial

• Missouri Lawyers Weekly, November 20, 2006. Family wins $1.4 M verdict against Ryder

• Dolan Media Newswires, Daughter to receive $700,000 for wrongful death of father.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly, October 2, 2006. $1 million settlement. Fast delivery proves expensive for Joker's Pizza.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. March 6, 2006. $3 Million verdict 'scary' for adoption lawyers.

• Kansas City Star. February 15, 2006, page B1. Jury awards $3 million to Kirksville, Mo. woman for breach of fiduciary duty in an adoption.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 30, 2006. Top verdicts of 2005.

• News 4 Jacksonville. November 18, 2005. Jacksonville jury awards $17 million in reclining seat case.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. November 7, 2005. Langdon & Emison obtain $5 million settlement for girl run over by semi-truck.

• Kansas City Business Journal. July 22, 2005. Tort reform law will restrict venue to county of incident.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. July 18, 2005. Family of man killed in accident with 18-wheeler receives $1 million settlement.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. June 27, 2005. Langdon & Emison receives confidential settlement for the family of railroad crossing accident victims.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. May 23, 2005. Parents of 17-year-old girl killed when vehicle struck by train receive $3.275 million settlement.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 17, 2005. Family of severely injured 12-month old girl receive confidential settlement from General Motors and car seat manufacturer.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 17, 2005. Number 5 Plaintiff's Verdict: Ford hit for $12.5 million over pickup crash.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly list of the top verdicts in 2004.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. December 22, 2003. Burn victim receives confidential settlement from GM in side-saddle gas tank case.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. November 6, 2000. Missouri firm selected to prosecute Ford Motor Company and Firestone in multi-state litigation.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. May 29, 2000. Missouri lawyer reconquers Maryland.

• The Daily Record. May 2000. Winning strategy was no accident for the team that took on Toyota: Hard work, great risk rewarded by jury's $59 million verdict.

• Jury awards $2 million to family of woman killed in auto accident.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. December 29, 1999. Jury awards $3.6 million to the family of 14-month-old boy killed when an electrical fan started a house fire.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. October 25, 1999. Jury awards $858,000 to family of semi-truck accident victim.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. July 12, 1999. Children of family asphyxiated in RV trailer receive $2.15 million settlement.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. February 8, 1999. Number 5 largest verdict of 1998.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. May 25, 1998. Jury awards $7.2 million to man paralyzed after diving into private pool.

• The Supreme Court summary of decision in Baker v. General Motors.

• Text of the United States Supreme Court decision in Baker v. General Motors.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 26, 1998. This article examines the United States Supreme Court decision in Baker v. General Motors.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 01, 1994. Langdon & Emison receive an $11.3 million verdict against General Motors.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 26, 1998. This article examines the United States Supreme Court decision in Baker v. General Motors.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. April 8, 1996. Court upholds $2 million verdict for family of farmer killed when his tractor rolled over.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 1, 1996. Maryland jury awards $26.4 million to burn victim after Ford pickup truck catches fire.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 1, 1990. Court upholds jury verdict for family of motorcycle rider injured in collision.

• Missouri Lawyer's Weekly. January 1, 1990. Rescue doctrine or "Fireman's Rule" does not apply to volunteer ambulance attendant.