What to do if you Slip, Fall or Trip in New Jersey
In New Jersey, a property owner is liable for the safety of everyone who is lawfully on their premises. This means that a landlord is required to keep his property in a reasonably safe condition. If a landlord or owner fails to maintain the property in a reasonably safe manner and you are injured as «more»
What to do if you’re Injured as a Pedestrian in New Jersey
Claims for Pedestrian Accidents in NJ Pedestrian accidents accounted for almost 6,000 fatalities in the U.S. in 2016. This was the largest amount of pedestrian fatalities in over 15 years. This statistic translates into one pedestrian fatality every 90 minutes in traffic accidents according to the NHTSA. Here in New Jersey, there were 166 pedestrian «more»
Be Safe During Summer Fireworks in New Jersey
During July 4th and summer parties, many people enjoy cold adult beverages and turn to fireworks to celebrate. Whether relaxing by the pool, barbequing, or enjoying the warm sunshine, summer time celebrations often result in accidents, injuries, and dreaded trips to the emergency room. «more»
Self-Driving Car Accidents in New Jersey
Imagine owning a car that could drive itself. New Jersey’s roads are some of the busiest in the United States. Many people face long commutes to get to work, and others can spend hours in traffic trying to commute into NYC each morning. Self-driving cars could be the solution to reduce the stress associated with «more»
Passenger Awarded $100,000 After Being Thrown From Car
My client was attending a training seminar for new employees at a local hotel in New Jersey. After the training seminar, a co-worker agreed to give her a ride home. During the ride home, police attempted to pull over the vehicle my client was a passenger in. The driver told my client that he did «more»
New Jersey Uber and Lyft Accidents
The number of smartphone users in the United States was estimated to eclipse 260 million people in 2018. There are close top 3 million apps available on both Google Play and the Apple App store. It’s hardly news that rideshare apps are wildly popular throughout the country. By the end of 2018, Lyft had over «more»