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How New Jersey Trucking Accident Laws Differ from Those of Regular Car Accident Cases
Not all accidents are the same. Crashes involving two passenger cars and crashes involving a passenger car and a larger vehicle (e.g., a commercial truck, semi, or government vehicle) may both result in catastrophic injuries, but the way they are handled in a personal injury lawsuit will differ greatly. The injuries are often worse, the…
Read MoreCan You Sue an Institution for Failing to Protect You Against Sexual Abuse?
Cases of sexual abuse can go far beyond the perpetrator. Too often, institutions—schools, churches, youth organizations, camps, hospitals, and employers—fail to protect people in their care. In the worst cases, they may even look the other way, ignore warnings, or cover up abuse. If this happened to you or your child, know that you can…
Read MorePersonal Injury Lawsuits vs Wrongful Death in New Jersey
If you or someone you love has been catastrophically injured because of another party’s negligence, New Jersey law provides a path for you to seek justice and financial compensation through a personal injury claim. But when those injuries result in death, the legal process changes significantly, shifting from a personal injury matter to a wrongful…
Read MoreAre Manufacturers Always Liable for Defective Products?
Has a defective product caused life-changing injuries for you or a family member? When this happens, much of the blame and liability gets put on the manufacturer. While this can be the case, as manufacturers can and do bear legal responsibility for the harm their products may cause, they aren’t always the only party that…
Read MoreWhat Happens If You’re Injured in a Crash with a Government Vehicle?
If you or a loved one has been catastrophically injured in a crash involving a government vehicle in New Jersey, you have legal rights. However, these cases can become complicated. This is because pursuing justice against a public entity can involve special rules, strict deadlines, and extra hurdles. What do you need to know, and…
Read MoreWhat If I’m Hurt at an Airbnb or Short-Term Rental?
Short-term vacation rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo have exploded in popularity. But what happens when a relaxing weekend getaway becomes a nightmare because of a serious injury on the property? If you or a loved one has been catastrophically injured while staying at an Airbnb or other rental property in New Jersey, you may be…
Read MoreCan Systemic Neglect Lead to Wrongful Death in Nursing Homes?
When you place a loved one in a nursing home, you do so with the hope and trust that they’ll receive the care, respect, and dignity they deserve. Sadly, that trust is sometimes broken, sometimes by an act of negligence by a single person, and sometimes by a widespread, ongoing failure within the facility itself.…
Read MoreWho’s Liable for Fatal Car Accidents Caused by Road Design Defects?
Car accidents can be catastrophic, and when they result from a road design defect, the tragedy can feel senseless. Curves that are too sharp, hidden dips, poorly placed barriers, and inadequate signage are just a few examples of design flaws that can turn a routine trip into a tragedy. If you’ve lost a loved one…
Read MoreSerious Non-Impact Workplace Injuries: What You Need to Know
Many workplace injuries involve heavy machinery, falling objects, and slips and falls. These incidents often result in blunt force trauma, a major source of catastrophic injuries, but not all job-related injuries are caused by blunt trauma. Some of the most severe and life-altering workplace injuries occur without physical impact, often silently and invisibly, yet they…
Read MoreWhat Determines Negligence and Recklessness in a Personal Injury Case?
While both negligence and recklessness can serve as grounds for a personal injury lawsuit in New Jersey, they are not the same thing. The distinction can impact how a case is argued, the amount of compensation awarded, and whether additional damages (like punitive damages) may be pursued. If you or a loved one were seriously…
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