San Diego Personal Injury Blog

Below are a few cases in which our clients developed Complex Regional Pain Syndrome after sustaining a preventable injury.

Broken Cable Vault Lid on Public Walkway

CaseyGerry’s client was walking on the sidewalk and fell as a result of a broken cable vault lid.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a rare, long-term, and sometimes lifelong condition that involves unexplained searing pain in a person’s limb after an injury. Relatively little is known about CRPS and why it affects only some individuals, but it is believed to result from damage to the nervous system.

CaseyGerry has successfully represented many people who were injured in motorcycle crashes. Below are a few of our legal team’s past motorcycle crash cases. We are the best San Diego motorcycle accident lawyers.

The California Motorcycle Handbook outlines all the motorcycle laws in the state. Likewise, drivers in other vehicles are required to know the laws that specifically govern them on California roadways. By avoiding illegal and/or careless acts on the road, everyone can reduce the number of motorcycle accidents each year.

Driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs is not just illegal; it’s extremely dangerous. Individuals who drive while intoxicated put themselves and everyone on the road at risk of a crash.

Below are a few common causes of car crashes and what to do if you’re injured in one.

Violating the Rules of the Road

The California Vehicle Code aims to reduce crashes by providing clear rules for drivers of all types of vehicles as well as bicyclists and pedestrians.

For more than 70 years, CaseyGerry has been protecting the rights of injured people. Below are a few California car crash injury cases that we have litigated and the negligence that led to them.

The California Vehicle Code protects all drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists traveling in the state. The rules govern their actions. Failure to abide by the law could lead to fines and jail time – not to mention crashes, injuries, and deaths.