Serious Truck Accidents In New Jersey
Truck accidents can be the most serious and devastating accidents to be involved in. When you first begin the process of seeking compensation for your injuries after a truck accident, the insurance adjuster representing the trucking company will most likely try to convince you that you don’t need a lawyer. The insurance company may tell «more»
NJ Traffic Laws and Liability in Personal Injury Accidents
Liability is a legal consent for the party that is responsible for causing an accident. Determining who is responsible for an accident can be the most important part of a personal injury claim in in New Jersey. If you cannot determine who caused an accident, you will never know who to make a claim against. «more»
Caution: Icy Conditions Cause Falls, Sprains, Broken Ankles In New Jersey
Slip and fall accidents from icy conditions in winter are a leading cause of accidents in New Jersey. 25% of icy and snowy falls happen in parking lots. There are thousands of slip-and-fall accidents from icy, snowy and sleet conditions each year. Freezing temperatures quickly turn any precipitation into a slipping hazard, creating prime conditions «more»
NJ Claims for Permanent Injuries
After suffering any injury in an accident caused by someone else, you may be told to wait until you are finished with all of your medical treatment before trying to settle your personal injury claim. When you have completed medical treatment, you have reached “maximum medical improvement” or MMI. “Maximum medical improvement” refers to the «more»
The Boxing Voice Interviews Howard Lesnik on Arbitration
Howard Lesnik Discusses Arbitration in Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury Case Nestor Gibbs: We do have Howard P. Lesnik, Esquire attorney at law on the line to just bring us up to speed a little bit, give us some knowledge on arbitration and what could come from it. Howard, are you there? Good morning and «more»
FDA Implements New Test for Concussions
Concussion injuries, referred to in the medical profession as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), are at once among the more common injuries suffered by both children and adults, and one of the more dangerous kinds of injury. Every year, emergency rooms across the United States treat roughly 2.5 million head injuries, and correctly diagnosing whether a patient has «more»