Daily Journal — Thomas D. Penfield Because of the increasing threat of terrorism, the Supreme Court is revisiting Civil War and WWII era cases. This renewed interest in historical cases will surely resurrect the saga of Dr. Samuel Mudd. While
Trial Bar News – Jeremy K. Robinson This month I wanted to discuss an interesting issue that may arise when a plaintiff is pursuing a case against a defendant who already has been criminally prosecuted for the harm that forms
Daily Journal – Thomas D. Penfield Carlsbad resident Lester Tenney is determined. At 89-years-old, the old soldier slogs on, collecting small goods and items for our soldiers and sailors serving in Iraq and Afghanistan in a program he calls <I>Care
Trial Bar News – Jeremy K. Robinson This month I wanted to touch on the area of elder abuse law, as it is a growing area of tort law and also one plagued by a fair amount of uncertainty given its
San Diego Daily Transcript – David S. Casey, Jr. “Justice delayed is justice denied,” is a mantra of our law firm, as evidenced by a landmark case CaseyGerry has been involved in for nearly 20 years. In 1989, when CaseyGerry
Trial – David S. Casey, Jr. I recently heard a statistic that, although it didn’t surprise me, brought home the ferocity of the past year’s attack on civil justice in America: As of mid-May, the U.S. Senate had spent 15 days
Trial – David S. Casey, Jr. As last year came to a close, I received an e-mail message that described 2003 as the year of the greatest assault on the U.S. civil justice system in history. From my perspective, it
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