Firm partner Robert J. Francavilla was honored as one of 50 People to Watch for 2012 by San Diego Magazine. This month, the publication followed up on its 2012 and 2013 honorees – offering a recap of their recent achievements.
Residents to Start Receiving Refunds Within the Next Few Months
SAN DIEGO (December 2013) – San Diego Superior Court Judge Richard E.L. Strauss has granted final approval for a class action settlement between wireless phone users and the City of Chula Vista.
‘Tis the season to be jolly, right? While the holidays are a time for fun and revelry, homeowners and business owners alike should be wary of potential legal landmines when hosting events at their homes or places of business.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Dec. 11 2013) – Gayle M. Blatt – a partner with San Diego-based CaseyGerry and head of its pharmaceutical and medical device practice group – has been appointed by U.S.
Holiday Related Injuries on the Increase, CPSC Says
Tis the season to be jolly, but holiday festivities can quickly turn into tragedy if the proper safety precautions are not followed.
According to government health officials, during the holiday season there are about 250 holiday-related injuries reported each day.
Proper Use the Key to Safety, Experts Say
Parents may think their tots are safely secured when they are in a high chair, but according to a recently published study, this is not always the case.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned that Onfi, an anti seizure medication, can trigger serious and potentially fatal skin reactions.
In a recently released public safety announcement, the FDA said Onfi (clobazam) can cause rare but devastating skin reactions possibly resulting in permanent harm and death.
The close, cramped nature of dorm living is partially to blame for recent outbreaks of bacterial meningitis at Princeton University and UC Santa Barbara experts say.
According to Dr. Eric McDonald, Deputy Public Health Officer for the County of San Diego, when people from many different parts of the country live together, as they do in the military or on college campuses or at camps, that puts them at risk of bacteria from other parts of the country they haven’t seen before.
