“In our practice, there’s no client whose case is too small for me to pay proper attention to, because I measure our firm by how we treat each individual client; and I mean that seriously.
NBC7 reported that thousands of San Diego firefighters were unknowingly exposed to asbestos and lead in their training facility. The city minimized the danger for more than 15 years, putting firefighters at San Diego’s Fire Academy at risk for life-threatening illnesses.
SAN DIEGO – Gayle M. Blatt, a longtime partner with CaseyGerry, is featured in The Daily Transcript’s Top Influential Women for 2019, a special supplement which honors the most talented, innovative and influential women in San Diego.
Paul’s focus has been on power line fire cases since 2009 when he began working with Tom Tosdal and Michael Feinberg of Camp Fire Trial Lawyers on the 2007 San Diego Fire cases.
By Adam B. Levine, CaseyGerry – The Los Angeles Daily Journal
New laws hitting the books this year are far-reaching and cover the environment, eating out, gun safety, employment law, driving and much more.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is a life changing condition. Patients with CRPS sometimes describe their pain as stabbing, tearing, crushing or shooting. They may appear “healthy” to others while they actually are suffering from debilitating symptoms.
By Frederick Schenk, CaseyGerry – As Published in Living Safer Magazine
A high stakes class action lawsuit filed on behalf of thousands of former players against the National Football League has raised awareness about the dangers associated with multiple concussions, including the potential for Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease.
The liability (fault) case against PG&E for the devastating Camp Fire is the strongest liability case of all of the Northern California Fires that occurred in 2017 and 2018. It is highly likely PG&E will be held legally responsible for the Camp Fire, and here is why.
