- October 17, 2014
Perth Amboy school district pays $200K to settle teacher's sex-assault cover-up lawsuit. The city school district has agreed to pay $199,999 to a teacher who claimed that school officials failed to take action — and tried to cover up — a sexual assault by a substitute teacher in her classroomCategories: Verdicts & Settlements - October 17, 2014
Newark, NJ: An Essex County, New Jersey jury awarded a Newark man $785,000 for being wrongfully arrested and imprisoned for 490 days for crimes he did not commit. The plaintiff was represented by Keefe Law Firm. The plaintiff was arrested for the alleged attempted murder of one woman and later …Categories: Verdicts & Settlements - October 17, 2014
Today marks the 6th annual National Mesothelioma Awareness Day, a day of remembrance and awareness of the disease that has tragically claimed the lives of so many. National Mesothelioma Awareness Day was first established in 2009 when the United States Senate passed Resolution 288 designating …Categories: Mesothelioma, Work Accident - October 17, 2014
Electrocution Wrongful Death Lawsuit - New Jersey wrongful death attorneys representing family members of accident members killed due to the negligence of others.Categories: Verdicts & Settlements - October 17, 2014
A 30-year-old South River man, severely injured when the car he was driving was struck by a truck, will received a structured settlement with a present value of $1.2 million. The injured plaintiff could collect up to $2.9 million, depending on how long he lives. The settlement was approved by a …Categories: Verdicts & Settlements - October 17, 2014
Product Liability Lawsuit - New jersey product liability attorneys representing clients who have been injured due to defect product accidents throughout NJ.Categories: Verdicts & Settlements - October 17, 2014
Auto Accident Injury Lawsuit Verdict - New Jersey auto accident injury attorneys representing families and individuals involved in car accidents throughout New Jersey.Categories: Verdicts & Settlements - October 17, 2014Burlington Girl Drowns While Lifeguard Is on Duty, Family Sues for Wrongful Death The body of the 14 year old decedent was found in June of 1999, at the bottom of the pool at the defendant’s apartment complex in Edgewater Park, New Jersey. Neither the other swimmers nor the defendant …Categories: Wrongful Death
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