From the VW emissions scandal to mounting Takata airbag defects, recalls continue to mount in the auto industry.
In the latest recall to rock the industry, auto giant Toyota has announced it’s fourth recall since 2009 linked to faulty power window switches, recalling 6.5 million vehicles globally.
Mega star Bono was seriously injured in a biking accident last year, placing the spotlight on the perils of cycling. Read More.
A recent study by researchers at UC San Francisco (UCSF), published in JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association, reveals that recent high-profile bike accidents – among them Secretary of State, John Kerry, 71, and rocker/philanthropist Bono, 55 – are part of a growing trend.
CaseyGerry recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the family of a woman killed in a head on collision with an alleged drunk driver in July. Read more about this tragic accident, which occurred on Carmel Valley Road, in the Del Mar Times.
CaseyGerry attorney Jeremy K. Robinson was recently interviewed on NBC San Diego regarding legal issues behind parking tickets issued on street sweeping days. Recent data has revealed thousands of instances where areas have not been swept, but tickets have been issued anyway.
The nearly half a million Americans who own diesel powered Volkswagen cars impacted by the growing emissions scandal are still uncertain as to how their vehicles will be fixed.
Meanwhile, class action lawsuits are expected to mount as car owners realize they have been deceived – and that the resale values of their autos have been seriously impacted.
Many parents would agree that one of their most fearful days in child rearing is watching their teenager pull out of the driveway and drive away – alone. With good reason: the Department of Motor Vehicles states crashes are the leading cause of death for 14 to18 year olds in the U.S.
The family of a woman killed by an alleged drunk drive on Carmel Valley Road earlier this summer has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
CaseyGerry recently filed the lawsuit in San Diego Superior Court, and partner Frederick Schenk recently spoke to 10 News about the case.
Chula Vista Woman Killed on Carmel Valley Road July 22
SAN DIEGO (September 16, 2015) With drunken driving cases surging in San Diego, law firm CaseyGerry has filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the family of Enid Diane Mayer-Sheaf, a 61 year old woman killed after an alleged drunk driver collided into her vehicle on Carmel Valley Road near State Route 56.
