by Craig Aronow, Esq. Breaking Down New Jersey's Statute of Limitations for Minors The New Jersey statute of limitations defines the timeframe within which an individual has to have their personal injury claim filed. This is usually … [Read more...]
Common Issues That Occur Following a Garbage Truck Accident
by Tyler J. Hall, Esq. Everything You Should Know About Accidents Involving Garbage Trucks Garbage truck accidents are relatively common and oftentimes bring about ample amounts of damage to everyone involved in the accident. In 2019, … [Read more...]
Jackknife Truck Accidents Are Very Common and Very Deadly
by Edward Rebenack, Esq. How Does Jackknifing Put Everyone on the Road at Risk? While all motor vehicle accidents are serious, jackknife accidents involving huge trucks are particularly dangerous. The sheer size and weight of a truck can … [Read more...]
What to Do When a Defective Toy Injures Your Child
by Matthew Bonanno, Esq. How to Sue a Manufacturer for a Defective Toy Each year, roughly 250,000 children are treated for a toy-related injury. Though we might associate toys with harmless fun, any sort of defect can turn a toy into a … [Read more...]
Calculating Damages in a Personal Injury Lawsuit
How to Estimate Damages in a Personal Injury Lawsuit Personal injury lawsuits could compensate you for the entirety of your pain and suffering and lost future wages. However, you must avoid common mistakes to protect your right to adequate … [Read more...]
The Elements of Negligence in a Personal Injury Case
by Rachel Holt, Esq. How to Prove That Someone Else's Actions Caused Your Injuries Each year, Americans incur $34 billion in medical bills and other damages related to slip-and-fall accidents. Although you may be entitled to … [Read more...]
Home Insurance Claims vs. Personal Injury Lawsuits
By J. Silvio Mascolo, Esq. Home Insurance: Personal Injury Claims vs. Lawsuits Industry statistics reveal that more than 85% of all homeowners in the U.S. have home insurance. The majority of those policies do cover personal liability, … [Read more...]
Using Settlement Counsel in the Non-Catastrophic Injury Case
By Edward Rebenack and Tyler Hall. A while back, Pete Kestner discussed the use of settlement counsel. We thought to ourselves, “That’s a balleridea!” We recently had an opportunity to use that strategy and it helped us to deliver a great … [Read more...]
Taking Legal Action After Being Physically Assaulted
What to Do After You Have Been Assaulted Each year, roughly 2 million people in the United States incur injuries as the result of a physical assault. Victims can incur cuts, broken bones, and head injuries as the result of their … [Read more...]
Attractive Nuisances and Your Legal Responsibilities
Are You Responsible for an Attractive Nuisance? The attractive nuisance doctrine is a legal framework that establishes that children trespassers differ from adult trespassers and that homeowners and other property owners have a special … [Read more...]
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