Ikea Offers Settlement in Response to Tragic Death of a Toddler The parents of Jozef Dudek will receive a settlement of $46 million from Ikea after losing their young son to a faulty dresser sold by the leading furniture company. The boy was only two when the incident occurred. The parents of Jozef Dudek had… [ Read More ]
New Jersey Motorcycle Accident People who ride motorcycles are statistically more likely to get into serious or fatal auto accidents than those in regular passenger vehicles. A lack of bodily protection and its relative light weight compared to cars and trucks puts both motorcycle operators and passengers at more risk, even when they are driving… [ Read More ]
Taking Photos After a Car Accident In the aftermath of a car accident, things can seem chaotic. The first step, of course, is to make sure that no one involved in the collision needs emergency medical care, and to call the police to the scene to handle safety issues on the road or highway and… [ Read More ]
Accidents and Risks on New Jersey Construction Sites No matter where you work, there are always going to be some risks involved. However, some jobs are a bit more dangerous, including construction jobs. The reason these jobs are often riskier is that construction workers often work around heavy equipment and deal with heights. The combination… [ Read More ]
Filing a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit After an Anesthesia Error If an anesthesiologist makes a mistake while administering anesthesia to a patient, that patient could possibly go on and file a medical malpractice suit against the anesthesiologist. The victim will usually have a claim if he or she had an allergic reaction to the anesthesia or… [ Read More ]
Guilty Verdict in 2016 Pedestrian Death Last month, a Monmouth County jury returned a verdict convicting Alexandra Mansonet, 50, of the vehicular homicide of Yuwen Wang, 39. Pedestrian Killed by Vehicle Involved in Rear-End Collision Wang was killed in an accident that occurred on September 28, 2016. While on a walk during a short break… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
