Smartphones have become ubiquitous as people increasingly rely on their devices for communication, directions, and entertainment. Unfortunately, they are also a major distraction when it comes to our nation’s roadways.
Each year, more than 3,000 people nationwide are killed in motor vehicle crashes involving distracted drivers, and hundreds of thousands are injured.
Below are a few cases that the San Diego spinal cord injury lawyers at CaseyGerry successfully resolved for people suffering from spinal cord injuries. These narratives are for informational purposes only.
The San Diego community is still reeling over the crash that left the owner of Rosie’s Café in Escondido severely injured and hospitalized. Kaitlyn Rose “Rosie” Pilsbury, whose popular San Diego restaurant was featured on Restaurant: Impossible, was struck on her motorcycle by an SUV driver who then fled the scene on December 21, 2019.
The budding electric scooter industry has taken San Diego by storm since the pick-up-and-go vehicles became available in the City in 2018. Unfortunately, injuries have become so common that a new medical term has been coined.
Below are answers to common questions about Lyft and Uber crashes. These answers are for informational purposes only. Sometimes, exceptions apply.
Below are a few of the laws in California that govern Uber and Lyft drivers. Some are general laws all drivers in the state must follow; others are specific to ride sharing companies and their drivers.
The model of ridesharing services is relatively new. As a result, legal issues surrounding Uber and Lyft crashes are especially complex.
CaseyGerry has been successfully representing injured people for the better part of a century. Below are a few of the premises liability cases we have litigated and information about the negligence that led to our clients’ injuries.
