Justin M. Gingery | Roseville Personal Injury Lawyer

Justin M. Gingery leads the litigation department of Gingery Hammer & Schneiderman LLP. Since passing the California Bar Exam in 1999, Mr. Gingery has represented clients in civil litigation matters with an emphasis on personal injury, wrongful death, product liability, civil rights, public entity and premises liability.

Mr. Gingery has been incredibly fortunate to have some of the best mentors in the legal profession throughout his career. One in particular taught him the importance of making the following commitments: You will be provided with his direct phone number and his email address so you can reach him whenever you need to. In the event you call him during the day and he is unavailable, he will return your call that same day, or first thing the following day. He will always do his best to get back to you the same day. If you have any questions or concerns about your case, he will spend whatever time it takes to make sure you get an answer that you are comfortable with. There are no stupid questions and no questions are off-limits: He wants to know what concerns or worries you. Unfortunately, his answers may not always be positive. As the client, you have the absolute right to know both the strengths and the challenges of your case. He believes that it is not enough for you to know what is happening, but also why. The law can be illogical and intimidating, and it is his job to help you toward an understanding of the legal and factual issues in your case. In dealing with your case, he will listen to your concerns. This is your case, and you need to feel comfortable that you are being helped by a lawyer who tries to understand what you are going through.

Position	Organization	Location	Duration
Partner	Gingery Hammer & Schneiderman, LLP	Roseville, CA	Present

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific	J.D.	Law School	1999
University of the Pacific	Bachelors		1996

State / Court	Date
California	1999

• Scottish Rite, Sacramento Valley | Knights of St. Andrew | 2011 - Present
  York Rite | 2011 - Present
  Consumer Attorneys of California | 2010 - Present
  Elk Grove Masonic Lodge, No. 173 | Senior Deacon | 2010 - Present
  Clan Donald, USA | Central Pacific Regional Commissioner | 2009 - Present
  Capital City Trial Lawyers Association | 2000 - Present
  Sacramento County Bar Association | 2000 - Present
  Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles | 2008 - 2012

• Best Personal Injury Attorneys in Roseville | Expertise | 2020

• Global Policy Limits Litigation Settlement – Motor Vehicle Wrongful Death – $1,250,000
  We represented a husband and wife who were involved in a severe motor vehicle collision while stopped at an intersection resulting in injuries to both. Unfortunately, the husband passed away after undergoing surgery for the injuries he sustained in the collision. The wife was successor in interest and heir to the husband. After a strong demand package was sent to defendants in conjunction with the other heirs’ counsel, the case was settled for the policy limits of $1.25 million. Our client received $775,000 while the other three heirs split the remaining proceeds.

• Litigation Settlement – Public Bus Collision- $1,750,000
  Our client suffered a broken leg while riding a public bus that was involved in a collision with another vehicle. In litigation we were able to settle her case for $1.75 million by proving to four different defendants that they were each responsible for her injuries.

• Litigation Settlement – Warehouse Incident Causes Spinal Cord Injury and Paraplegia – $7,500,000
  In August 2019, our 73-year old client, a Vietnam War Veteran and Lion Club Service Member, walked into a warehouse to pickup food for his church's food closet. While he waited for his receipt, an employee transported several large stacks of crated bananas to the area where our client was standing. The stacks tipped and fell on our client, injuring his spinal cord. 43 days and several surgeries later, our client was released from the hospital as a "partial quadriplegic" with severe neurological deficits. His doctors could not say whether he would ever walk again. In litigation during the coronavirus pandemic, we were able to negotiate with the defense for them to purchase, pre-settlement, an $85,000 handicap vehicle for our client, pay our client’s medical expenses totally over $400,000, and ultimately reached a monetary settlement for $7,000,000, all within eight months of the date of incident.

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