“CaseyGerry has a reputation in the legal community built on our successes and history,” says partner Tom Luneau. In fact, he says, “we often get referrals from the attorneys we go up against in court.”

With a legal career spanning three decades, Tom has had his share of formidable opponents in the courtroom over the years. He started his career as state-licensed private investigator, joining CaseyGerry in 1982 as a staff investigator.

Now a talented litigator who has prosecuted many complex cases, Luneau focuses his practice primarily on auto and tractor trailer-accidents and other serious personal injury and wrongful death cases such as motorcycle lane splitting injuries, concussion injuries and more. In addition, he handles product liability cases including liability in eCommerce, earning numerous multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for victims affected by defective products like lithium batteries, defective industrial drilling machinery and more.

Luneau is currently putting his investigative training to work, focusing on serious injuries caused by commercial truck collisions. “These are difficult cases that involve the interplay between state and federal laws and regulations and complex fact patterns,” he says. “My training in accident reconstruction has really helped me decipher complex causation issues in trucking cases, especially cases involving Big Rigs.”

In addition, he has successfully represented numerous military and law enforcement personnel and their family members from entities including the San Diego Police Department, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department, Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, California Highway Patrol and the United States Border Patrol.

Tom is the recipient of many legal accolades including recognition as one of San Diego’s SuperLawyers 2014-2019, Best Lawyers in America 2016, 2017 and 2019, Best of the Bar 2017, San Diego’s Outstanding Trial Lawyer Award 2009 by the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego and more.

Tom is also focused on helping foster children who are at risk, donating time and energy to the San Pasqual Academy in Escondido.