Howard Lesnik helps clients maximize a fair compensation for injuries, by collecting evidence, defining a settlement demand, and through legal proceedings.
As the temperature rises and summer kicks into full swing, it's crucial to stay safe while enjoying the season's activities.
Ridesharing services, such as Uber, have transformed urban transportation by leveraging technology to link passengers with drivers using their personal vehicles.
In an unprecedented tri-state effort, New Jersey State Troopers, alongside their counterparts in New York and Pennsylvania, have launched "Operation Blarney Stone," a rigorous enforcement initiative targeting dangerous drivers along the Route 80 corridor.
In recent legislative developments, two significant acts aim to enhance pedestrian safety and improve transportation infrastructure for non-motorized travelers.
On March 25, New Jersey State Troopers, in collaboration with New York and Pennsylvania State Police, launched "Operation Blarney Stone."
The streets we walk on are becoming increasingly dangerous for pedestrians, and the vehicles that share these spaces with us are not helping.
If you were injured at a New Jersey car accident you may be interested in settling your accident claim. Auto accidents can be highly stressful, and if you are not a lawyer they can be confusing as well. Here are my top five tips for settling New Jersey car accident claims. Number 1 - Immediately «more»
Dealing with the aftermath of an automotive accident and filing an injury claim is stressful and complicated enough when your own vehicle was involved in the crash – in that case, you have the benefit of knowing your own insurance provider and policy coverage.
As a personal injury lawyer in Mountainside NJ I represent individuals who have been injured in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, slip and fall cases, sports injuries, and severe dog bite attacks. These accidents often require surgery to repair the bones and ligaments that will not heal properly. The surgery requires the insertion of «more»
When it comes to safety, no one is above the law, including corporate giants like Amazon. Recent legal battles have shown that Amazon can be held vicariously liable for the actions of its Delivery Service Partners and Delivery Associates.
