With the spooks of Halloween nothing but a distant memory and the last of the Thanksgiving leftovers gone from the refrigerator, it’s time for the last major holiday of the year. Coincidentally this also means a huge surge in the number of New Jersey residents trying to wrap up on their holiday shopping…and a sharp… [ Read More ]
New Jersey is one of the most densely populated state in the United States with nearly nine million residents. This corresponds with a high number of pedestrian traffic and likewise pedestrian accidents. The first thing to understand is that there is no such thing as a “minor” pedestrian accident. A 3000 pound vehicle moving at… [ Read More ]
Most of the United States, including the state of New Jersey, will notice an increase in car accidents during the Thanksgiving holiday. What contributes to this increase? How can you drive safely to avoid a holiday accident? Factors That Contribute to Thanksgiving Accidents These are just a few of the factors that contribute to a… [ Read More ]
You suffered injuries due to someone else’s negligence. Now, you are left with expensive medical bills and you might be wondering who is responsible for them. It is not always easy to determine whether or not your case is eligible for a personal injury lawsuit. Fortunately, you can always discuss the details of your case… [ Read More ]
If you are injured, you might wonder whether or not you need a personal injury lawyer. You might question what exactly a personal injury lawyer can do for you. A personal injury lawyer can be a valuable addition to your case, helping you in many ways. Find out how below. Different Ways a Personal Injury… [ Read More ]
While most people are aware of the dangers of distracted driving, many do not realize the severity of the problem, especially in the state of New Jersey. In a recent study by NPR, they recognized that distracted driving is the highest cause of fatalities in all of New Jersey’s car accidents. Top Contributors of Driver… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
