Frederick Schenk – a longtime partner CaseyGerry – is president of the Board of Directors for 22nd District Agricultural Association (San Diego County Fair Board). Schenk, appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown in 2011, has a long time association with the San Diego County Fair Board, and was appointed previously by former Governor Gray Davis, serving from 2002 to 2006.
In an inaugural list, CaseyGerry partners David S. Casey Jr. and Robert J. Francavilla have been recognized as among “California’s Top 25 Plaintiff’s Attorneys” by the Los Angeles Daily Journal and San Francisco Daily Journal– leading daily California legal publications.
Seventy years after the fact, Mitsubishi made an unprecedented apology Sunday for using POWs as slave labor in its Japanese plants during WWII. Our partner David Casey Jr. was lead California counsel for former POW and World War II Vet Lester Tenney.
Our partner Frederick Schenk was recently featured on the Injury Board – a national organization whose goal is to help those seeking legal counsel identify trial attorneys of the highest professional and personal standards – website.
CaseyGerry partners Frederick Schenk and Davis S. Casey, Jr. were featured among San Diego’s Best Attorneys for 2015 in a recent issue ofSD Metro magazine. Chosen by a select panel of attorneys, judges and other professionals in the field of law who have keen insights into San Diego’s legal world, the featured attorneys represented many disciplines.
The addition of seasoned litigator Srinivas Hanumadass to our legal team was recently featured in The Recorder.
Our managing partner David S. Casey, Jr. recently joined a panel of experts to talk about what the future of football and the mounting controversy related to head injuries and potential brain damage.
CaseyGerry attorney Angela Jae Chun was interviewed for this story featured in Pool & Spa News, a national trade publication, related to dog bites. Chun worked with partner Robert J. Francavilla on a case in which their client was seriously injured by a German Sheperd after the dog escaped when a pool tech left a gate open.
