Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP has purposely remained small in size, because it is important to us that we get to know our clients and their needs. Larger NJ injury firms may churn out case after case, but that’s not how we operate. Partners Barry Eichen, William Crutchlow, and Daryl Zaslow have created a firm with the resources to handle complex litigation, and a team that takes your case personally.
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Personal Injury
What’s Killing New Jersey? Poison
Every year, the New Jersey State Health Assessment Data System (NJSHAD) compiles and collates information about public health. You can review information about which diseases affect which communities, what our birth rates are, how often injured workers go to the hospital, and so much more. It’s a useful tool. One such data set includes the…
Read MoreEichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP to Represent Families of Bayonne Teen Drowning Victims
Barry Eichen and Daryl Zaslow, shareholders with Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP, and Victoria Zheng Wong of the QLW Law Group have been retained on behalf of The Estates of Chu Ming Zheng & Jack Jiang, a/k/a ZhengYu Jiang, in connection with their tragic and preventable drownings that occurred on June 8, 2022 at the Lincoln…
Read MoreCutting-Edge Technology in Law and the Courtroom
Technology in the courtroom has always been an evolving landscape, and at Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP we remain on the cutting edge. For over 20 years, we have used all the technology at our disposal to help clients with their cases, both in and out of the courtroom. Although the tech may change over the…
Read MoreStudy Shows Surprising Drug Use Among Truck Drivers
A new discovery from a recent study may influence the decision to incorporate new testing procedures for truckers. The recent study reveals that cocaine use among truck drivers may be an underreported phenomenon. Because the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) testing procedures do not include hair tests, the U.S. Department of Transportation may be…
Read MoreWhat Kinds of Medical Treatments Are Available for Spinal Cord Injuries?
If you have suffered any trauma to your vertebral column and as a result has lost all or some motor and sensory function, you have what is considered a spinal cord injury (SCI). You will need to get an official diagnosis from your doctor to determine what treatments are available. How are spinal cord injuries…
Read MoreTop 10 Causes of Springtime Injuries to Children in New Jersey
It doesn’t take much for your child to suffer an injury in the spring months in New Jersey. With such a cold and snowy winter finally in the rear-view mirror, many kids are itching to get outside to enjoy the warmth of the sun. Letting kids be kids is the mantra for many parents –…
Read MoreNJ Supreme Court Allows Testimony That Favors Medical Providers
A ruling from early March 2019 from the New Jersey Supreme Court will allow testimony from medical experts regarding whether or not plaintiffs are “faking” their injuries in an effort for personal gain. Testimony of this kind has already been happening in civil cases throughout New Jersey, but the ruling from the state’s highest court…
Read MoreCan I Sue the Airline If I’m Injured during Turbulence?
A recent Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to New York hit severe turbulence, resulting in 29 injuries to passengers on board. Injuries ranged from bumps and bruises to one flight attendant suffering a broken leg. The March 9 flight landed at JFK Airport where injured passengers were treated and taken to hospitals in Queens. Most…
Read MoreLiability for Hit and Run Accidents in New Jersey
In car accident cases, insurance companies must determine fault so that they can decide who is responsible for paying the damages associated with the crash. Every state in the U.S. has its own method of apportioning fault after a car accident. New Jersey law uses a modified comparative negligence model to apportion responsibility after an…
Read MoreReality Driver’s Ed and Teen Drivers
Car accidents are the leading cause of accidental deaths of teenagers in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That frightening fact is being dealt with in a unique way in Texas, where a select group of teens took a supplemental driver’s education course that dealt with the realities of…
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