Computerized calling system violates federal law by running up cell phone bills for consumers.

Bank of America settles Robo-Calling case for record setting $32 million

Marking the largest settlement since the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) was enacted in 1991, Mark Ankcorn, of counsel to CaseyGerry, settled a class action lawsuit against Bank of America for more than $32 million.

“This was a classic case of ‘David v. Goliath’ and a just settlement was reached.” — Tom Luneau

Mechanic Awarded More than $1.5 Million in Products Defect Case

In this products defect case, a San Diego Superior Court judge ordered that Ingersoll Rand, a New Jersey-based manufacturer of construction and mining machinery, pay over $1.5 million to a heavy equipment mechanic injured while performing routine maintenance work on a drilling rig manufactured by the defendant.

Because the tax is automatically added to monthly bills, many Chula Vista residents did not realize they were paying the tax.

CaseyGerry and Capretz & Associates have obtained preliminary approval of an $8 million settlement in a class action lawsuit against the City of Chula Vista.

“She was the family’s breadwinner, and the settlement will help compensate for significant loss of wages, medical care and expenses as well as significant quality of life issues.”

Attorneys for a woman severely injured in a poolside fall settled the complex premises liability case for $7.5 million in damages.

“The vehicle had been significantly modified.”

Scott Cummins, of Counsel with CaseyGerry, recently obtained a seven-figure settlement on behalf of a man who suffered catastrophic head injuries following a serious accident in a modified four wheel drive, off-road vehicle.

Following an appeal by retailing giant Marshalls Department Store, a CaseyGerry client was awarded $300,852.00 to cover medical costs, economic damages and lost earnings following a serious accident.

A more than $300,000 verdict in a serious slip and fall case was recently upheld in a unanimous decision by the 4th District Court of Appeals, following an appeal by  defendant, Marshalls Department Store.

“As a result of negligence and carelessness on the part of the driver, our client was seriously injured and out of work for months.”

Attorneys for an injured San Diego cyclist reached a $1.9 million settlement for personal injury and damages in an out-of-court agreement with defendant Newport Beach Sales and Leasing – operators of an airport shuttle service for Budget Rent-A-Car.

Cerritos v. United States Mineral Products

After suffering property damage from asbestos released in fireproofing materials, Los Cerritos Shopping Center – represented by CaseyGerry attorney Thomas D. Penfield – was awarded $14.15 million by a Los Angeles Superior Court jury that found United States Mineral Products responsible for the removal  of the cancer-causing materials.