It’s easy to brush off a bump on the head—especially if you feel fine right after. But even minor head injuries can lead to serious complications if left untreated. From delayed symptoms to long-term cognitive issues, the risks are real and of… [Read more…]
Protecting Your Physical and Financial Wellness After a Product-Related Injury
As a consumer, you expect the products you purchase to be safe and to not put you or your loved ones at risk of injury. Unfortunately, in the rush to be the first to… [Read more…]
Steps To Take to Protect Your Legal Rights
Residential and commercial construction sites are among the most dangerous places in the nation. Almost every day, someone suffers injury due to a fall or from being hit by a falling object. Constructi… [Read more…]
Five Essential Steps To Protect Your Legal Rights
In New Jersey, as in all states, residential and commercial property owners have a duty to maintain their premises so as to minimize the risk of injury to anyone legally visiting the property. N… [Read more…]
The Basics | How a Lawyer Can Help Maximize Your Recovery
When you seek medical care for an injury or illness, you expect, at a minimum, that your condition won’t get worse because of the carelessness of a medical professional. Unfortunately, i… [Read more…]
What You Need To Know To Protect Your Rights
In the immediate aftermath of a motor vehicle accident in New Jersey, your first course of action, under the state’s no-fault auto insurance law, is to file a claim with your own insurer. When the at… [Read more…]
Benefits Covered and Common Mistakes To Avoid
In New Jersey, as in all states, there are workers’ compensation laws that potentially provide benefits when you have a work-related injury or illness. What benefits are covered under New Jersey wor… [Read more…]
Can an Insurer Use the Weather to Deny or Reduce Your Claim?
Statistics show that motor vehicle accident rates generally go up in the winter in New Jersey, often due to snowy or icy road conditions or impaired visibility in winter storms. If yo… [Read more…]
What Precautions Must Drivers Take When Driving on Slippery Roads?
Statistics show that, on average, New Jersey receives between 25 and 30 inches of snowfall every year. Even a light dusting of snow can make traveling by motor vehicle treachero… [Read more…]
Can a Municipality Be Liable for Failing to Keep the Roads Cleared of Snow and Ice?
Though the annual snowfall can vary across the state of New Jersey, many places get more than 20 inches in any given year. The accumulation of that much snow ca… [Read more…]