New Jersey Personal Injury Attorneys See Surge in Pedestrian Accident Cases
Walking should not be a life-threatening activity, yet recent statistics show that pedestrian fatalities in New Jersey have reached levels not seen in over three decades. In 2024, 223 pedestrians lost their lives on state roads, the highest number since 1988. Pedestrian deaths accounted for 32% of all traffic fatalities—the highest percentage recorded in the […]
Pedestrian Fatality in Burlington County: A Sobering Reminder for Road Safety
A Burlington County accident claimed the life of a New Jersey pedestrian. The crash is one of several in 2024 that have contributed to New Jersey’s status as the most dangerous state for pedestrian accidents. If you or someone you love has been injured in a pedestrian collision, contact an experienced New Jersey personal injury […]
How New Jersey Law Handles Shared Fault in a Personal Injury Lawsuit
Personal injury cases can be complicated, especially when both parties share some level of fault for an accident. In New Jersey, the state’s approach to shared fault, known as “comparative negligence,” plays a key role in determining the outcome of personal injury lawsuits. If you’ve been injured in an accident and are wondering how shared […]
$4.7 Million Award Upheld in Slip and Fall Case: Essential Insights for Victims
Slip and fall accidents are a common cause of personal injury, often resulting in painful and even long-term harm to victims. These incidents can occur anywhere, from grocery stores and restaurants to office buildings and private homes. When property owners fail to maintain safe premises, their negligence can cause serious injuries to others. Proving slip […]
Staying Safe from Summertime Slip and Fall Hazards in New Jersey
As summer arrives in New Jersey, people eagerly step out to enjoy the beautiful weather and engage in various outdoor activities. However, it is crucial to be aware of the potential slip and fall hazards that can arise during this season. From wet pool decks to uneven surfaces, summer brings unique risks that can result […]
Does the Verbal Threshold Mean I Cannot Sue?
New Jersey.A “verbal threshold” refers to a legal requirement in some states, including New Jersey, that an injured person must meet certain criteria to be eligible to sue for non-economic damages (e.g., such as pain and suffering) in a personal injury lawsuit. States that have enacted verbal threshold-type legislation did so in order to give […]
Will My Case Go To Court?
Going to Court Versus Going to Trial.Clients often ask if their case will go to court. What they really mean to ask is if their case will go to trial. A personal injury case may go to court, meaning enter the court system by the initiation of a lawsuit with the filing of a complaint, […]
The Driver That Hit Me Is Uninsured or Underinsured
UNINSURED MOTORIST (“UM”) AND UNDERINSURED MOTORIST (“UIM”) COVERAGES IN GENERAL. If you were injured in a car accident in New Jersey or Pennsylvania and the other driver was uninsured or underinsured, you may be wondering how you will be compensated for your injuries, property damage, and/or any resulting losses. You may learn at the accident […]
When Will My Case Settle
One of the most difficult questions we are asked is, “When will my case settle?” Unfortunately, there is no easy answer, and no two cases are the same. From the client’s perspective, any length of time seems too long, no matter how reasonable the client may be. Clients may have any number of reasons they […]
How to Enjoy Fall Safely in New Jersey
Autumn in New Jersey brings crisp air, clear skies, the occasional rainstorm, and the excitement of heading back to school. After a long, hot summer, fall also poses safety risks that New Jersey residents may not be prepared for. Here are some of the most significant personal injury risks that can happen in New Jersey […]