San Diego Union Tribune covers the story of CaseyGerry client, Richard Perry, who received a record-setting $12 million verdict for a catastrophic injury sustained during a Camp Pendleton training exercise.
Read the article here:
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/courts/story/2023-05-28/wrestler-camp-pendleton-settlement
CaseyGerry is saddened to report yet another fatal crash that occurred in or near the French Valley Airport in Murrieta, California.
The crash occurred on the morning of Saturday, July 8, when a Cessna C550 flying in from Las Vegas, NV crashed while attempting to land in the Riverside airport.
San Diego, CA — CaseyGerry announced today that the firm has reached a $12 million settlement with the United States of America in the Richard Perry and Gina Cimmino v.
CaseyGerry partner Jason Evans is representing a family against the US Postal Service for allegedly causing harm to their children from the use of pepper spray.
A postal service carrier was said to have used pepper spray excessively and regularly on the family dog on his mail runs.
Young Children Suffer Respiratory Ailments After Pepper Spray Incidents
SAN DIEGO (April 18, 2023) San Diego attorneys Jason Evans of CaseyGerry LLP and co-counsel Thomas Robertson of the Law Office of Thomas E.
Subrogation letters are often sent out in the aftermath of an accident in which you sustained injuries and/or your property was damaged. While subrogation letters can seem scary and intimidating at first, understanding what they are and what to do when you receive them can help provide peace of mind.
On April 2nd and April 3rd, within a 24-hour span, two separate home fire incidents occurred in San Diego county. Fire officials reported that both fires were most likely caused by lithium-ion batteries.
To prove medical malpractice is responsible for an injury or illness, you must be able to demonstrate the following four elements of negligence.
Duty of CareThe defendant (at-fault party) owed the plaintiff (victim) a duty of care.
