CaseyGerry partner and head of Mass torts, Frederick Schenk has been appointed to the Plaintiffs Steering Committee in the Social Media Judicial Council Coordination Proceedings (JCCP) lawsuit against several of the world’s biggest Social media companies, including Facebook and Instagram, YouTube, SnapChat, TikTok, and others.
In 2015, Lawdragon launched the Lawdragon Hall of Fame, a special list of highly selective lawyers to distinguish and celebrate Lawdragon 500 lawyers who continue to make significant contributions to the field of law.
We are happy to announce that four CaseyGerry lawyers have been recognized in this year’s Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers list!
Congratulations to Managing Partner David S. Casey, Jr. and Lawdragon Hall of Fame inductee; Partner Frederick Schenk and Hall of Fame Inductee; Partner and Head of Complex Litigation Gayle M.
We are proud to announce that CaseyGerry has been named one of the ‘Best Law Firms’ for 2023 by U.S. News – Best Lawyers.
We continue to strive for our clients and remain dedicated to the pursuit of justice.
Congratulations to Managing Partner David S. Casey, Jr. and Partner Robert J. Francavilla on their inclusion in this year’s Forbes Best Personal Injury lawyers in San Diego.
The list is carefully curated to include the most respected personal injury attorneys in San Diego.
California Code of Civil Procedure 998 offers can seem straight forward. You make an offer to settle. And if you beat that offer at trial, then you can seek certain costs per CCP 998, which may include costs for expert witnesses.
In the fall of 2022, CaseyGerry alerted consumers to the Exactech®, recall for knee and ankle replacement implants due to the early degradation of the polyethylene liner used in these medical implants.
By Eric Ganci
I recently discussed the November 23, 2022 decision Pereda v. Atos Jui Jitsu, which right now is cited as 2022 WL 17174558. That blog focused on the principles of agency: actual agency and ostensible agency, and whether a franchisor can be liable for the negligence of a franchisee.
