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Reporting An Unsafe Truck Driver

February 15, 2023 Trucking Accident

If you witness a truck driver behaving dangerously, you have the option to report them. By doing so, you may prevent a severe or even fatal truck accident. Alternatively, it can serve as critical evidence if a collision does occur. 

Three Elements Of Standing To Sue

February 15, 2023 Personal Injury Blog

Before you can file a personal injury lawsuit in California, you must be able to prove to stand. Standing is a legal concept referring to your right to file a lawsuit and can be done with the help of a San Diego personal injury lawyer.

What is The Car Accident Mediation Process?

February 15, 2023 Car Accidents

After a car accident, mediation is often used as a form of alternative dispute resolution when settlement negotiations fail rather than going to court. Here is how the process typically goes. 

Pedestrian Accidents: A Surge in San Diego

In San Diego more than 500 pedestrians are wounded or seriously injured by vehicle crashes annually. And even worse, roughly 40 percent of the average 50 traffic-related yearly fatalities are pedestrians.

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CaseyGerry Investigates Apple’s Alleged Disregard for User Data Tracking Opt-Outs

February 6, 2023 Blog,Class Action

Since November 2022,  four lawsuits have been brought against the mega-tech company, Apple Inc. for the flagrant disregard of user privacy, and for misleading marketing practices. 

Of the four, two are filed in the Northern District of California for expressly violating California’s privacy laws including the California Invasion Of Privacy Act and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.

What is the Difference Between Actual Agency and Ostensible Agency? Part 1

February 3, 2023 Blog,California Laws

By Eric Ganci

If a business harms you, then the business may be liable for your injuries. However, this gets deeper if the business is a franchised business from another name.

KIA Telluride Headlight Malfunction Investigation

February 2, 2023 Blog,Class Action

CaseyGerry is investigating reports of malfunctioning halogen headlights in 2020 Kia Telluride Models.

Kia Telluride car owners reported that their headlights stopped working, or worked sometimes. The reports also indicated that once the headlights started to malfunction, the owners only recourse was to replace them at the cost of $3000.00.

Can A Mechanic Be Responsible For Your Car Accident?

January 27, 2023 Car Accidents

If you are involved in a car accident caused by negligent vehicle maintenance or repairs, your mechanic may be liable. 

Mechanic Liability

Mechanics owe a duty of care to customers to use a reasonable amount of care in completing car repairs.

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