- 01August
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Mediation and arbitration during New Jersey lawsuits
UPDATED AUGUST 1, 2019 Most people know what a lawsuit is and people are generally familiar that a plaintiff may file a lawsuit and at the end there eventually is a trial. But many people are unfamiliar with the terms, “mediation” and “arbitration”, despite the fact that both kinds of proceedings play crucial roles in- Posted by raffadmin Posted on 01 Aug 0 Comments Read More
- 25July
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Lawsuits for children injured during youth sports
UPDATED JULY 25, 2019 As part of our extensive New Jersey Personal Injury practice, we are occasionally asked by parents whether they can bring a lawsuit for injuries suffered by their child during a youth sporting event. Lately, there has been a lot more public education about the dangers of youth contact sports. The- Posted by admin Posted on 25 Jul 0 Comments Read More
- 18July
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Reimbursement for Lost Wages After a Car Accident Through Your Insurance
UPDATED JULY 18, 2019 Following a car accident, an injured person may be in the position where they are too hurt to immediately return to work. In New Jersey, we use the term “lost wage claim” to describe a claim made to recover lost wages that were never earned because of an accident. Unfortunately, lost- Posted by admin Posted on 18 Jul 0 Comments Read More
- 04July
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Slip and fall accidents in restaurants and grocery stores
UPDATED JULY 4, 2019 We have many clients who are injured in fall-down accidents, and usually the first issue that comes up in a fall-down case is whether the owner/operator of the property is responsible for the client’s injury. While this is always an issue in any personal injury case, there are some specific issues- Posted by admin Posted on 04 Jul 0 Comments Read More
- 27June
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The Seriousness of an Insurance Medical Exam
UPDATED JUNE 27, 2019 In most New Jersey cases, if a person is injured in a car accident their own insurance company will pay for medical treatment under the PIP portion of their auto insurance policy. Treatment for other types of- Posted by admin Posted on 27 Jun 0 Comments Read More
- 29May
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I was hurt, it’s not my fault, and still I get nothing??!!
UPDATED MAY 29, 2019 Frequently, clients come to use after being injured through no fault of their own and they assume that we will be able to recover compensation for their pain and suffering, bills, lost wages, etc. However, there are certain situations when it is essentially impossible for an accident victim to receive any- Posted by admin Posted on 29 May 0 Comments Read More
- 14May
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Bad Idea: Electing Health Insurance Primary on Your Car Insurance Policy
UPDATED MAY 14, 2019 New Jersey car insurance companies are constantly trying convince you to switch insurance companies by offering cheaper rates. Not long ago, we explained how New Jersey car insurance companies rip you off by “saving you money”. One of those “savings” is to elect the health insurance primary option. After a recent- Posted by admin Posted on 14 May 0 Comments Read More
- 17April
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UM/UIM Claims: When your own insurance company defends the person who injured you
UPDATED APRIL 17, 2019 As New Jersey attorneys who regularly represent people injured in car accidents, we are very familiar with representing people in uninsured and underinsured motorist claims. We would like to take the time to explain some of the important points regarding UM and UIM claims in New Jersey. What is an Uninsured- Posted by admin Posted on 17 Apr 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