CaseyGerry managing partner David S. Casey Jr. received the 2019 Hughes McClenahan award for civility in the practice of law from the San Diego chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) on Dec.14.
Millions of rideshare trips occur every day in the U.S. However, companies Uber and Lyft have come under fire for their shortcomings with regard to safety and sexual assault incidents. Months after several lawsuits were filed against Lyft, Uber released a first-of-its-kind safety report.
In this digital-forward era, companies must frequently up their game to protect consumers’ personal information. Their duty is three-fold: keep data secure and safe from hackers, take action immediately in the event of a breach, and notify the public right away if there is a danger that people’s information has been compromised.
SAN DIEGO (Dec. 3, 2019) – CaseyGerry managing partner David S. Casey Jr. will be awarded the 2019 Hughes McClenahan award for civility in the practice of law
by the San Diego Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) at the organization’s annual holiday gala, Sat.
As consumers, we expect the products we buy to be safe. When they have inherent risks, there should be clear warnings and instructions to prevent injury.
If you are recovering from a burn or caring for someone who was burned, the last thing you are likely thinking about is pursuing a claim against the person or business that caused it.
In the latest volley, Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed into law two bills, Assembly Bill 51 and Senate Bill 707, that take aim at forced arbitration.
The budding electric scooter industry has taken San Diego by storm since the pick-up-and-go vehicles became available in the City in 2018. Unfortunately, injuries have become so common that a new medical term has been coined.
