SAN DIEGO (May 7, 2021) – Expanding its partnership, CaseyGerry – a San Diego-based personal injury and complex litigation law firm – has promoted Srinivas Hanumadass to partner.
Hanumadass, who concentrates his practice on serious personal injury is a “much-welcomed addition to our growing partnership,” said CaseyGerry’s managing partner, David S.
SAN DIEGO (Dec. 14, 2020) – Frederick Schenk – a longtime partner with San Diego-based CaseyGerry – has been elected president of the San Diego Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA).
SAN DIEGO (October 22, 2020) – San Diego-based law firm CaseyGerry has filed a lawsuit in San Diego Superior Court on behalf of the parents of Le’Sharia Bre’Aun Steele (“Bre’Aun”) – a 28-year old flight attendant from Alabama who died in San Diego, California after consuming a KushyPunch Tropical Hybrid gummy – against the companies involved in the design, manufacture, distribution and sale of that product.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Oct. 2020) — CaseyGerry attorney Jillian F. Hayes has been recognized as among SD Metro’s top “40 under 40” in the magazine’s 21st annual roundup of outstanding young professionals.
SAN DIEGO (September 23, 2020) – CaseyGerry managing partner David S. Casey Jr. has been recognized as one of the “100 Leading Lawyers in California” by the Los Angeles/San Francisco Daily Journal, one of the legal profession’s preeminent publications.
SAN DIEGO (September 10, 2020) Two CaseyGerry attorneys – Jason C. Evans and Meagan L. Verschueren – were recently named among San Diego’s “Top 40 Under 40 Professionals” by The Daily Transcript, a leading local business publication.
Seven Firm Partners, Three Associates and Of Counsel Attorney Recognized
SAN DIEGO (Aug. 2020) – CaseyGerry attorneys Gayle M. Blatt, David S. Casey, Jr., Scott Cummins, Robert J. Francavilla, Thomas D.
In Landmark Decision, Court Rules Against Amazon in Product Liability Case
San Diego Appeals Court Rules That Amazon is Liable for Defective Product Sold via Online Marketplace
SAN DIEGO (Aug. 13, 2020) – In a precedent-setting ruling, the San Diego-based Court of Appeal Fourth District, Division One ruled today that Amazon, the online retail giant, can be held liable for defective products sold on its virtual marketplace – like other retailers.
