August 5, 2025 | Car Accidents in New Jersey

Understanding Insurance Adjusters’ Tactics in New Jersey Car Accident Claims

You’re barely out of the ER. Your car’s still sitting in a tow yard. And already, someone from the insurance company is calling you. They sound nice—maybe even helpful. But here’s the truth: insurance adjusters aren’t working for you. Their job is to save the company money. And that means paying you as little as […]

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July 28, 2025 | Slip and Falls

Wet Floor Slip and Falls at New Jersey Businesses: What You Need to Know

You walk into a store or restaurant expecting a routine visit, but a slick, unmarked floor changes everything in seconds. Slip and fall accidents involving wet floors are one of the most common reasons people get hurt at New Jersey businesses.  While not every fall leads to legal action, if your injury was caused by […]

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July 8, 2025 | Car Accidents in New Jersey

Who’s at Fault in an E-Bike vs. Vehicle Collision in New Jersey?

Electric bicycles (or e-bikes) have become a popular way to get around New Jersey. With rising fuel costs and more people looking for eco-friendly ways to commute, e-bikes offer an appealing option. However, their growing presence on roadways and bike paths has led to an increase in accidents and legal questions about who is at […]

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June 12, 2025 | Workplace Accidents

Workers’ Comp vs. Third-Party Claims for Workplace Machinery Amputations

Amputation injuries are some of the most catastrophic workplace injuries a person can suffer, both physically and emotionally. When a hand, finger, arm, or leg is lost due to faulty or dangerous machinery, the path to recovery is long, challenging, and often incomplete. These incidents happen in an instant, but the impact lasts a lifetime. […]

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June 2, 2025 | Hit and Run Accidents

Hit and Run Pedestrian Accidents: Legal Options for New Jersey Victims

It’s a driver’s worst decision — and a pedestrian’s worst nightmare. When a motorist hits someone and speeds off, the consequences can be devastating. Hit-and-run pedestrian accidents often leave victims seriously injured, emotionally shaken, and unsure where to turn. If this happened to you or someone you love, know that you’re not alone, and you […]

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May 21, 2025 | Dog Bite Injuries

Dog Bite Injuries in Children: Special Considerations for New Jersey Claims

Your child is playing in a friend’s yard when their dog, one that “never bites,” suddenly lunges and bites her face. There’s blood, screaming, and panic. You rush to the emergency room. Later, while she’s getting stitches, you wonder: What happens now? Dog bites are frightening for any victim, but when the injured person is […]

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May 5, 2025 | Rideshare Accidents

Rideshare Accidents in NJ: Who’s Liable When Uber or Lyft Drivers Crash?

You’re heading home after dinner in Red Bank. It’s late, you’re tired, and calling an Uber just makes sense. But then it happens — your rideshare driver misses a red light, and another vehicle crashes into your side of the car. You’re shaken, maybe even hurt. Now what? Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are […]

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April 17, 2025 | Personal Injury

Liability for a Dangerous Condition on Public Property

A public entity is responsible for injuries caused by a dangerous condition of its property under the New Jersey Tort Claims Act.  If you have been injured and believe that a public entity may be at fault, the first step under the New Jersey Tort Claims Act is filing a Notice of Claim.  This step […]

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March 26, 2025 | Car Accidents in New Jersey

Auto Negligence: The Duty to Make Observations 

When people drive their motor vehicles, they have certain rights and assume certain obligations and responsibilities.  That is, drivers have the right to enjoy the streets and highways, but they also must make proper and lawful use of this right.  They must use it with reciprocal regard for the rights of others who may be […]

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March 26, 2025 | Car Accidents in New Jersey

Pedestrian Accident Liability 

Case Note: A recent New Jersey case resulted in a 1.25-million-dollar settlement for the estate of a pedestrian that was struck crossing a road outside of a designated crosswalk area.  The pedestrian was crossing mid-block at night wearing dark clothing when he was struck.  The defense in the case alleged that the pedestrian’s own negligence […]

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