America’s Deadliest Roads in NJ
“The deadliest road in America” is something you’d rather find as the catch phrase to a Hollywood movie than as part of your daily commute.
When Suing a Public Entity for Injuries under Title 59 Restrictions
When you have suffered injuries in an accident caused by someone else's recklessness or negligence, there are many things to deal with.
New Jersey Turnpike Accident Settles for $312,500
I represented a gentleman who had attended a family graduation party in New Jersey and was driving home to Maryland when he was rear-ended on the New Jersey Turnpike.
Guns Found at Airport Checkpoints
Anyone who has boarded an airplane in the US in the last 20 years knows that airport security has very tight safety precautions.
Dangerous Trucks
Travel of any kind has its risks. For instance, some people refuse to fly because they're afraid of a plane crash.
Settling Your Child’s Case: What is a Friendly Judgment Hearing?
Pursuing an injury claim when a child has been hurt in an accident is a little different from seeking compensation for injuries for an adult who has been hurt in an accident.
Motorcycle Laws in NJ
Riding a motorcycle is naturally more dangerous than driving a car or truck and requires a different set of skills to drive safely on the road.
Can Health Insurance, Medicare or Medicaid Assert a Claim for My Settlement Funds?
When you initiate a personal injury claim, many times the recovery you're seeking is intended, in part, to pay for your medical expenses, which may have to be reimbursed to a company health plan, Medicare or Medicaid.
Liens and Personal Injury Settlements
If you've agreed to a settlement for your personal injury case, you might expect that that the case has been resolved, and the net personal injury settlement after legal expenses and attorney's fees is yours to keep.
What Happens After Deposition in a Motor Vehicle Accident Case in NJ
Pursuing an injury claim into the courtroom may be the only way to receive just compensation for your motor vehicle accident injuries, if the insurance company refuses to agree to compensate you fairly with a reasonable settlement.