Thomas D. Penfield, CaseyGerry – As Published in the Legal Examiner
If it seems like more and more fatal hit and run stories are appearing in your news feed, you’re not imagining it.
Many newly emerging attorneys want to know how they can enjoy a successful law practice. The most basic and important thing you can do is to keep your client informed.
By Frederick Schenk – published in the Legal Examiner
Most people are familiar with the terms “driving under the influence” and “driving while intoxicated” and the very serious – often fatal – repercussions they can have.
By Jeremy K. Robinson, CaseyGerry — Published Daily Journal
Imagine: you are the managing partner at a law firm. One Saturday morning, you learn that the night before, one of your employees left work and later crashed into and killed an innocent driver.
Daily Journal – By Mark Ankcorn
Soon, the airwaves, Internet and print media may be filled with ads soliciting the opportunity to buy into starts-ups, hedge or private equity funds.
Consumers have been spared these pitches for years under Regulation D (Rule 506) of the Securities Act of 1933.
By Patricia L. Zlaket, CaseyGerry – Published 7/19/13 in the Daily Journal
Unfortunately for millions of consumers, the legal battles related to labeling for generic drugs rage on.
In 2011, the U.S.
— by Jeremy K. Robinson
(Reprinted with permission from the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego, Trial Bar News)
Railroad employees have a unique relationship with their employer. Instead of being covered by workers’ compensation (for which they usually are not eligible), railroad employees must look to the Federal Employer’s Liability Act (“FELA”), 45 U.S.C.
— by Jeremy K. Robinson
(Reprinted with permission from the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego, Trial Bar News)
Proving causation in a personal injury case can be tricky. In theory it seems simple enough – did one thing lead to another?
