In 1992, Langdon & Emison was the first law firm to have admitted into evidence a specific document (called the Ed Ivey memo) that showed a car company had chosen profits over fuel system safety and human lives. That nationally recognized case, Baker v. General Motors Corp., was litigated all the way to the United States Supreme Court and cemented our reputation for getting results for injured people and the families of wrongful death victims.
Auto defects can cause severe, catastrophic injuries and wrongful death. Car defects that saved the manufacturer a few pennies per car can cause severe burns, paraplegia, quadriplegia, traumatic amputation, or even death.
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Fighting a big company in a courtroom can be scary for many injured people. How long will it take? What is involved? Will I have to testify? At Langdon & Emison, our attorneys have handled many cases against large companies. We ease our clients’ concerns and prepare them well for depositions and court testimony. Our skilled attorneys guide your case from the initial investigation through resolution, whether by settlement or in court.
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You deserve your day in court if you have been injured as a result of a car defect. You need and deserve to have your medical bills paid, to be compensated for lost income, and to have compensation for future medical expenses. When a parent is severely injured or dies a wrongful death, the children deserve the future education and security the parent planned for them.
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Talk to the attorneys at Langdon & Emison if you or a family member has suffered injuries caused by car defects including defective brakes, door latch defects, fuel-fed fires, reclined auto seats, restraint systems (defective airbags and seat belts), rollovers, defective tires, child car seats, or defective auto seats.
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We serve clients throughout the United States from offices near Kansas City in historic Lexington, Missouri. Our law firm represents people who have been injured and families of those who have died as a result of accidents or defective products.
If you or a family member has been in an accident or seriously injured by a defective product, discuss your case with lawyers who care about your recovery and your future. Contact the lawyers at Langdon & Emison. We offer free initial consultations.
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