- October 18, 2016Drunk driving crashes are commonplace here in New Jersey. It is clearly in the public’s interest to find ways to prevent drunk driving from injuring or killing people. Many states, including New Jersey, do this by requiring DUI offenders to install ignition interlock devices. These devices require …Categories: Auto Accident
- October 14, 2016Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 has become famous for catching fire and blowing up. Airlines and transit services have even asked people not to charge or use these phones due to the risk of battery explosions. Despite the highly publicized recall of the Note 7, it is by no means the only exploding …Categories: Product Liability
- October 3, 2016Keefe Law Firm settled a wrongful death case against New Jersey Transit Corporation (NJ Transit) after a 16-hour mediation. The case involved a 37-year-old man employed by Beaver Concrete Construction Company, a business that had been contracted to work on Seventh Street Bridge in Newark. The man …Categories: Verdicts & Settlements
- September 30, 2016You have likely heard by now that a major crash in Hoboken, New Jersey has injured 75 people after a transit train slammed through a station during rush-hour. One person has died and others were taken to nearby hospitals with critical injuries. No details on the cause of the crash are known at this …Categories: Wrongful Death
- September 28, 2016Fiat Chrysler just announced a recall of 1.4 million vehicles in the US over an airbag defect linked to three deaths and five injuries. If you own a Chrysler Sebring, Dodge Caliber, Dodge Avenger, Jeep Compass or Jeep Patriot made between 2010 and 2014, your vehicle could have the defect. According …Categories: Auto Accident
- September 23, 2016A new idea for catching distracted drivers is causing a national controversy. The ‘textalyzer’, much like its cousin the breathalyzer, could be used to determine whether drivers were texting and driving at the time of an accident. Don’t be fooled by the name, because the textalyzer is not a device …Categories: Auto Accident
- September 21, 2016Samsung has issued a recall for 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 Smartphones due to a defect in the phones’ lithium-ion battery. There have been more than 70 reports in the United States of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 batteries overheating. In one case, a Florida man left his Galaxy Note 7 charging in the front …Categories: Product Liability
- September 14, 2016Trampoline parks have become increasingly popular in the last several years, including here in New Jersey. Parents should be aware that trampoline park injuries are causing a large increase in emergency room visits. Statistics gathered by researchers at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center (CCMC) …Categories: Premises Liability
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