New Jersey’s Social Host Liability Law
New Jersey's social host liability law is designed to hold individuals accountable for serving alcohol to guests who then cause harm or damage.
New Jersey's social host liability law is designed to hold individuals accountable for serving alcohol to guests who then cause harm or damage.
My client was a disabled double-leg amputee who required nursing care medical transportation to a dialysis medical facility, when the nurses transporting her failed to strap her into a gurney and dropped her.
With summer in full swing, many people eagerly embrace the warmer weather and the chance to engage in outdoor activities.
New Jersey is well known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant cities, and rich history. All these qualities attract millions of tourists each year, and many of these visitors opt to stay in vacation rentals provided by platforms like VRBO.
In recent years, electric scooters, or e-scooters, have surged in popularity as a convenient mode of transportation.
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."