CaseyGerry recently added Adam B. Levine as its newest attorney.
Levine – previously a law clerk with CaseyGerry for two years – joined the legal team specializing in serious personal injury and aviation litigation.
Frederick Schenk – a longtime partner with CaseyGerry – just finished a two year term as president of the Board of Directors for 22nd District Agricultural Association (San Diego County Fair Board), a position that entailed overseeing operations at the California state owned and operated fairgrounds.
CaseyGerry’s managing partner David S. Casey, Jr. has been appointed to the national VW Multidistrict Litigation Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee overseeing litigation targeting Volkswagen over its diesel emissions scandal. He joins a talented team of lawyers working under lead counsel Elizabeth Cabraser, and is the only San Diego attorney selected to serve on the 22-member committee – which will help “broker a resolution between Volkswagen and thousands of consumers who say they were duped into buying pollutant-spewing vehicles,” according to a recent story in the Wall Street Journal.
As Chair of CaseyGerry’s Motion and Appellate Practice, attorney Jeremy K. Robinson has dedicated his career to reading and studying the law – mastering the craft of refining complex information into succinct briefs, motions, civil writs and appeals.
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.
