Research by Martha Klak
Let me repose the question: if Defendant serves you with a CCP 998 offer to settle, if you do not accept this offer, and then if you later dismiss Defendant from your civil action…are you liable to pay Defendant’s 998 costs?
SAN DIEGO (October 17, 2022) – Marking the largest individual personal injury settlement of a motor vehicle collision case against the U.S. government in the history of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, CaseyGerry partners Robert J.
CaseyGerry is investigating an alleged defect in the infotainment systems of several Honda vehicles, particularly Honda Civic models manufactured between 2016-2020.
The investigation pertains to an alleged defect in the vehicles’ infotainment system that can affect the vehicle functions including the rear-view parking camera, heating, cooling, audio, blue tooth and more.
CaseyGerry is investigating allegations against Meta (Facebook), Instagram, and similar social media platforms for the negative impacts they have on the mental and physical well-being of their young users, especially teenage girls.
Picture this: you fell in a grocery store, at the fault of the store. The store denied fault, made up wild excuses…you took then to trial, and the Jury found in your favor and held the Store accountable.
I cannot overstate the gravity and sadness of this August 10, 2022 filed decision C.I. v. San Bernardino City Unified School (from the California Court of Appeal, Fourth District, cited as 2022 WL 4077374).
CaseyGerry is investigating allegations that Tesla has engaged in misleading and deceptive marketing practices regarding its Advanced Driver Assistance Systems technology (ADAS).
Tesla drivers reported that the car manufacturer’s messaging led them to believe that Tesla vehicles are fully self-driving cars or will be in the near future.
Riding a motorcycle takes practice and special skills. As a result, riders must have a valid Class M license to legally operate a motorcycle in California.
Types of Motorcycle Licenses in CaliforniaThere are two motorcycle license options in California:
Class M1: This license allows riders to operate any two-wheeled motorcycle and all vehicles listed in the Class M2 designation.