By Jeremy K. Robinson, as published in the Daily Journal
Mandatory arbitration clauses are a hot topic these days. Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2011 decision in AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, which effectively allowed companies to wipe out class actions with one inconspicuous paragraph, companies have stampeded to cram mandatory arbitration clauses in every conceivable transaction.
CaseyGerry recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the family of a woman killed in a head on collision with an alleged drunk driver in July. Read more about this tragic accident, which occurred on Carmel Valley Road, in the Del Mar Times.
CaseyGerry attorney Jeremy K. Robinson was recently interviewed on NBC San Diego regarding legal issues behind parking tickets issued on street sweeping days. Recent data has revealed thousands of instances where areas have not been swept, but tickets have been issued anyway.
The family of a woman killed by an alleged drunk drive on Carmel Valley Road earlier this summer has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
CaseyGerry recently filed the lawsuit in San Diego Superior Court, and partner Frederick Schenk recently spoke to 10 News about the case.
CaseyGerry has added attorney Melissa Deleon – immediate past president of the Filipino American Lawyers of San Diego – to its growing legal team. A San Diego native and graduate of California Western School of Law, she has concentrated her practice on serious personal injury and civil rights litigation, and has advocated on behalf of individuals with developmental disabilities who have been the victims of caretaker abuse and neglect.
Frederick Schenk – a longtime partner CaseyGerry – is president of the Board of Directors for 22nd District Agricultural Association (San Diego County Fair Board). Schenk, appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown in 2011, has a long time association with the San Diego County Fair Board, and was appointed previously by former Governor Gray Davis, serving from 2002 to 2006.
In an inaugural list, CaseyGerry partners David S. Casey Jr. and Robert J. Francavilla have been recognized as among “California’s Top 25 Plaintiff’s Attorneys” by the Los Angeles Daily Journal and San Francisco Daily Journal– leading daily California legal publications.
Seventy years after the fact, Mitsubishi made an unprecedented apology Sunday for using POWs as slave labor in its Japanese plants during WWII. Our partner David Casey Jr. was lead California counsel for former POW and World War II Vet Lester Tenney.
