CaseyGerry represented a woman in a premises liability claim after she suffered serious injuries when a car crashed into a nail salon where she was a customer. CaseyGerry attorneys contended that inadequate conditions at the property allowed the car to careen into the salon.
CaseyGerry achieved a significant settlement for a Houston physician who was seriously injured following a taxi collision near the San Diego International Airport. The plaintiff, an anesthesiologist, was in San Diego for a medical convention and was traveling to the airport via taxi, when his vehicle was rear-ended by another cab.
CaseyGerry helped reach a confidential settlement for the family of an avid cyclist who suffered catastrophic injuries when he was struck from behind by a car. The incidence of injury amongst cyclists has reached alarming proportions – especially injuries caused by traumatic accidents – and this case has raised important awareness about bicycle and traffic safety, underscoring the importance of both motorists and cyclists adhering to the rules of the road.
CaseyGerry’s Robert J. Francavilla and Angela Jae Chun represented a woman who was blindsided in a high impact car crash, causing her traumatic brain and neck injury.
CaseyGerry’s Robert J. Francavilla and David S. Casey Jr. represented the family members of two people who drowned during a boating outing on San Diego Bay, obtaining a significant settlement.
In a case that put the spotlight on the importance of restraining pets, CaseyGerry attorneys Robert J. Francavilla and Angela Jae Chun attained a $516,000 settlement for a woman who was seriously injured after a German Shepherd escaped – biting her face, shoulders, arms, legs and tearing her right ear – when a pool gate was left open.
CaseyGerry partner Robert J. Francavilla obtained a $1.4 million settlement in a recent product liability case after his client’s employer, Specialty Manufacturing, knowingly disabled the operation guard on the door of a power press machine.
Following the tragic injury of a truck driver during a cement pour at San Diego Mesa College, CaseyGerry partners Frederick Schenk and Robert J.
