“The family (of the victim)…is hopeful this case will help bring about safety measures to minimize the risk of such a tragedy happening again.” – Robert J. Francavilla

Mark and Beverly L.

David and Alice M. vs. Owens Corning Fiberglass

CaseyGerry partner Frederick Schenk obtained $2.4 in punitive damages as well as economic losses – the largest verdict ever against an asbestos manufacturer (Owens Corning Fiberglass) in the County of San Diego – for client David M.,

Eveland vs. City of San Marcos

Settlement: $5 million

More than four years after high school student Scott Eveland collapsed on a San Marcos, Calif., football field – suffering a traumatic brain injury – CaseyGerry and attorneys for the defense reached a multi-million million settlement on his behalf in Spring 2012.

“The largest commercial bribery case in U.S. history.”

Sierra Autocars v. American Honda Motor Company, Inc.

A precedent-setting settlement was reached by CaseyGerry attorneys after thirteen Honda dealers in Southern California sued over bribery and corruption of the American Honda auto allocation system.

Davis & Ellis v. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company et. al.

CaseyGerry was one of the firms selected by Governor Gray Davis to pursue a private attorney general action against Big Tobacco.

“Justice delayed is justice denied. Many of our clients lost their fishing boats, their licenses and over 600 died, but we continued to fight for their cause for nearly 20 years.

“Our legal team was able to prove that that the defendants clearly chose aesthetics over safety, and violated the California Building Code and ADA requirements, aswell as basic common sense in the design and management of the facility.”

“While the death and destruction caused by the events of 9/11 are incomprehensible, what many don’t realize is that this disaster paved the way for the most important – and largest – pro bono effort in the history of American Jurisprudence: Trial Lawyers Care, a program developed by The Association of Trial Lawyers of American (ATLA) which provided hope for hundreds of families.”