CaseyGerry Investigates Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator Fire Defect CaseyGerry is investigating reports of underhood fires in 2021 to 2023 Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator vehicles. The alleged defect is said to affect over 781,000 vehicles, with the majority of incidents
CaseyGerry is investigating allegations against the OnStar Service offered by General Motors (GM) for collecting and selling data on consumers’ driving habits. The allegations are the most recent in a troubling trend amongst car manufacturers, who have been tracking consumer
CaseyGerry is proud to announce that partner and head of complex litigation, Gayle M. Blatt has been appointed Co-Lead Counsel in the multi-district litigation arising out of the data breach affecting consumers of 23andMe, Inc. Forty class action lawsuits filed
CaseyGerry is investigating allegations of real estate fraud on behalf of investors who may have been deceived by LeFever Mattson, a real estate company owned by Timothy LeFever and Kenneth Mattson. The company is facing litigation for fraud and financial
Information regarding consumer data privacy and the exploitation of individuals’ data is coming to light in a concerning way. Car manufacturers have been gathering data on the driving habits of consumers and sharing it with third parties or insurance companies,
CaseyGerry is investigating allegations against tech company Apple Computer, Inc. (Apple) for allegedly monopolizing the smartphone market and violating antitrust laws. A lawsuit filed in California on Friday, April 26, 2024, against the multinational, stated that the company has violated
The law firm CaseyGerry is investigating the Sticky Steering defect in Honda HR-V models, a malfunction that causes a momentary increase in steering effort, especially when operating at high speeds. In addition, HR-V owners discussing the issue on the HR-V
On Saturday, March 30, 2024, telecommunications company AT&T announced a massive data leak that may have affected 7.6 million AT&T account holders and up to 65.4 million former account holders. In a news release, the company confirmed that the dataset
The CaseyGerry law firm is investigating reports of sudden braking in Honda Passports and Insight models manufactured between 2019 to 2022. At least 46 complaints have been filed, including three resulting in crashes and fires and two resulting in injuries.
Congratulations to CaseyGerry partners Gayle M. Blatt, P. Camille Guerra, Jeremy Robinson, and attorney Micheal Morphew who have been appointed as co-lead counsel in Murillo V. Honda class action. Blatt, Guerra, Robinson and Morphew represent plaintiff Murillo as part of
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