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Wells Fargo Sued Over Intentionally Underplaying Fake Account Scandal

Wells Fargo Sued Over Intentionally Underplaying Fake Account Scandal

March 18, 2024 Class Action

CaseyGerry is investigating allegations against financial powerhouse Wells Fargo for intentionally misleading customers who were affected by the 2016 fake account scandal. Between 2002 and 2016, millions of unauthorized Wells Fargo accounts were created, and customers enrolled in products such as life insurance without their consent.

CaseyGerry Investigates Reports of Unintended Automatic Braking in Several Honda Models

March 15, 2024 Class Action

The CaseyGerry law firm is investigating reports of sudden braking in Honda Passports and Insight model years 2019 to 2022. At least 46 complaints have been filed, including three resulting in crashes and fires and two resulting in injuries.

Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Youth Addiction and Safety Concerns Amid Meta’s Legal Challenges

By Frederick Schenk

 

Last October, 41 states along with the District of Columbia, filed a lawsuit against Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, in which the state attorneys general alleged that Meta knowingly used its platforms to cause children to habitually use them, despite the company’s claim that its social media platforms were safe for adolescents and young adults.

How can Primary Assumption of the Risk apply when there are multiple Defendants, with one Defendant acting intentionally to hurt Plaintiff? Nigel B. v. Burbank Unified School District

March 4, 2024 Blog,Eric Ganci

By Eric Ganci

In California, we have types of primary assumption of the risk: Primary and Secondary.  

I’ll deal with Secondary Assumption of the Risk first, which is when Defendant still owes a duty of care, but Plaintiff knowingly encounters the risks attendant on Defendant’s breach of duty. 

re Privette and exceptions, Gonzalez v. Mathis, Blalock v. DMP 250 Newport Center, LLC

February 13, 2024 Blog,Eric Ganci

By Eric Ganci

Can a landowner be liable for a dangerous condition on her property, if she hires an independent contractor and one of those workers is injured on the landowner’s property?  

Social Media Hearing Addresses Child Online Safety 

Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images

A Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on online child safety was held Wednesday, January 31, 2024. In a show of unanimity, democrats and republicans joined forces to address the growing concern for the dangers of online social media.

Can you use scientific articles to cross examine the opposing expert at trial? Paige v. Safeway, Inc.

January 30, 2024 Blog,Eric Ganci

By Eric Ganci

Ah, this is a trick question. As the answer usually in the law is “it depends.” But let me give you some law then explain how this 2022 case Paige v.

What does it take to prove someone’s negligence was a “substantial factor” in causing your harm per California law? Bebe v. Wonderful Pistachios & Almonds LLC

November 14, 2023 Blog,California Laws,Eric Ganci

By Eric Ganci

June 6, 2023 gave us this filed case Bebe v. Wonderful Pistachios & Almonds LLC, cited as of 6/14/23 as 2023 WL 3837260.  

The main discussion of the case is whether the Court improperly granted a motion for summary judgment in favor of Defendants (which the Court of Appeal held granting this MSJ in favor of Defense was wrong).

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