- 05April
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WHY THE AMOUNT OF MEDICAL COVERAGE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE IS SO IMPORTANT
If you own a car, please do not select $15,000 in medical (PIP coverage). What’s that you say? You don’t know how much medical coverage you have? Well, it’s time to look at your policy right away (or least until after you read this blog post). The law dramatically changed this week for the worse- Posted by skip Posted on 05 Apr 0 Comments Read More
- 27February
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Transporting Firearms in New Jersey – getting searched, and getting caught
Updated Feb. 27 2019 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Gun crimes and issues regarding carrying firearms and possessing weapons have been heavily covered by news sources lately. And our clients in New Jersey may have lots of questions about transporting guns in their cars and whether police may search a car for guns. Recently,- Posted by admin Posted on 27 Feb 0 Comments Read More
- 21February
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U.S. SUPREME COURT CASE LIMITS CIVIL ASSET FORFEITURE
The Supreme Court just ruled unanimously that the U.S. Constitution places limits on the ability of state and localities to seize and keep cash and other items like cars, houses, and private property used to commit crimes. Civil forfeiture, as this practice is known, is a popular way to raise revenue for government agencies, but- Posted by raffadmin Posted on 21 Feb 0 Comments Read More
- 12February
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Commercial property owner has duty to remove snow/ice from sidewalk at vacant building
Updated Feb. 12, 2019 As New Jersey attorneys who represent people seriously injured in falls on ice and snow, we are constantly working to make sure that our clients are able to make claims against all available insurance policies. Sometimes we must unfortunately advise our clients that they are not able to make a claim- Posted by admin Posted on 12 Feb 0 Comments Read More
- 05February
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Injuries caused by employees of charities
Updated Feb. 5, 2019 As New Jersey personal injury lawyers, we are sometimes consulted by people who have been injured by employees of charitable organizations. Normally, a business has a non-delegable duty to do certain things that prevent their employees from intentionally harming people. For example, a company should not ignore signs that an employee- Posted by admin Posted on 05 Feb 0 Comments Read More
- 31January
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How do I get custody back from my child’s mother in New Jersey?
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. I do a lot of New Jersey custody cases, and almost daily fathers ask me how they can get custody of their child back from the child’s mother. Most issues with custody cases are a bit complicated and heavily dependent upon the facts and circumstances of that particular case.- Posted by Daniel Levy Posted on 31 Jan 0 Comments Read More
- 20January
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Can I sue if I am partially at fault?
Updated Jan. 20 2019 What happens if you are injured in an accident and you are partially at fault? You may ask yourself if you can still sue and collect damages for your expenses, medical bills, and pain and suffering. As New Jersey lawyers, we are frequently asked these questions by those injured in car- Posted by admin Posted on 20 Jan 0 Comments Read More
- 14January
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Drunk Driving and Car Accidents in New Jersey
UPDATED January 14, 2019 There are a lot of legal issues involving drunk driving and car accidents. People may be hurt and suffer severe personal injuries in car accidents. Drunk drivers may face serious penalties for DUI/DWI and related tickets, or even criminal charges in Superior Court. A bar may be liable for injuries. Below- Posted by admin Posted on 14 Jan 0 Comments Read More
- 09January
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Injured in a Motor Vehicle Crash While on the Job
What happens if you’re driving while in the course of your employment (on the job) and another vehicle crashes into you? It’s a scenario we deal with all too often. If you were injured, you would be able to pursue both a Worker’s Compensation claim and potentially bring a claim against the other (at-fault) vehicle.- Posted by raffadmin Posted on 09 Jan 0 Comments Read More
- 18December
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Can police seize your guns if you have not committed a crime?
Article by: Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Often in my Criminal Practice, and occasionally in my Family Practice, I see lots in incidents involving guns. But especially today, people ask more and more frequently whether police can seize your firearms if there was no crime committed. And what about situations where there was an incident,- Posted by Daniel Levy Posted on 18 Dec 0 Comments Read More