Category Archives: Personal Injury
What To Do After A Hit And Run Accident?
After a driver is involved in an accident in New Jersey, he or she is required to stop. If anyone has sustained injuries, the driver must call emergency services or take the injured party or parties to the hospital. A driver involved in a serious NJ car accident must call the police. New Jersey… Read More »
5 Common Myths About Slip And Fall Cases That Keep Accident Victims From Pursuing Compensation
Statistics indicate that over one million people visit the emergency room annually due to slip and fall accidents in the United States. Slip and fall accidents happen for a variety of reasons and in a variety of circumstances. One of the reasons why slip and fall accidents happen is negligence. Some property owners do… Read More »
5 Mistakes That Can Destroy Your New Jersey Slip And Fall Case
When a slip-and-fall accident happens, serious injuries can be sustained. Fortunately, you may be entitled to compensation if you suffered severe injuries in a slip and fall accident due to a property owner’s negligence. However, to increase your chances of recovering the compensation you deserve for your slip and fall accident, you need to… Read More »
How Long Does It Take To Settle A New Jersey Pedestrian Accident Claim?
A pedestrian accident happens when a pedestrian gets struck by a car. Pedestrian accidents happen for a variety of accidents, but often, these accidents happen because of driver negligence. Unfortunately, a pedestrian accident can result in extensive damages and losses. However, the good news is that if you suffered injuries in a pedestrian accident… Read More »
How To Recognize A Distracted Driver
Distracted driving is a major problem on U.S. roads. And unlike what most people think, distracted driving does not only happen when a driver uses his or her phone. Distracted driving is doing any activity that takes a driver’s attention away from driving. For example, eating/drinking while driving is distracted driving. Grooming yourself while… Read More »
Final Restraining Orders (FRO) Are Not Easy to Change
In the case, G.M. v. C.V., a New Jersey Superior Court from the Appellate Division denied a defendant’s request to vacate a FRO under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (the Act), N.J.S.A. 2C:25–17 to –35. The female Defendant’s motion to dissolve the FRO was denied because it did not include a transcript of… Read More »
What is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases in New Jersey?
Were you or a loved one injured by someone else’s negligent actions? If so, you may have the legal right to bring a claim against them for compensation. This claim will allow you to recover compensation for any physical damage, injuries, pain and suffering, time off work, and more. New Jersey law says you… Read More »
