New Jersey operates under a “no-fault” insurance system, which means your own insurance company will cover your medical expenses and certain out-of-pocket losses, regardless of who was at fault. However, understanding the specifics of this system and your rights is… Read More »
Category Archives: Personal Injury
It’s Bicycle Season
Hit the road and stay safe! Spring is here and hopefully we’re all dusting off and tuning up our bikes! What’s better than feeling that warm fresh air on a spring bike ride after a long winter of riding the… Read More »
Are Electronic Cigarettes Safe?
Millions of Americans are using electronic cigarettes to get their nicotine fix. Electronic cigarettes, also called e-cigs or e-cigarettes, use lithium-ion batteries to heat propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin into clouds of flavored vapor. For many former and current smokers,… Read More »
How Will Blockchain Change Civil Trial Law as We Know It?
Do you know what blockchain is? Over the past year or so, this new technology has taken the spotlight when it comes to cryptocurrencies, business and, soon, the practice of law. So, the question is not only what is blockchain,… Read More »
Why Are Assistant Managers Suing Wawa in New Jersey?
Did you know that in order to be exempt from overtime pay, you must not spend a significant portion of your work time on nonmanagerial duties? This is an issue that has haunted companies like Chipotle, which was sued over… Read More »
Why Is a Former New Jersey College Deputy Police Chief Suing?
As a campus police officer at Stevens Institute of Technology, a British immigrant managed to work his way up to the position of deputy police chief. However, after a year of conflict with his police chief, the man was terminated…. Read More »
Why Is Home Depot Being Sued by Terror Attack Victims?
On October 31, 2017, a man drove a truck onto a bike trail in Manhattan, plowing into bicyclists and runners along a one mile stretch. After crashing downtown, the driver of the truck was arrested, and it was later discovered… Read More »
What’s the Most Dangerous Road for Pedestrians in New Jersey?
In 1993, the Tri-State Transportation Campaign was formed to address economic and environmental issues caused by the use of automobiles in our area. Since then, the non-profit has worked to reduce car dependency in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey…. Read More »