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  • What Is The Penalty For Hit And Run In New Jersey?

    Sep 11, 2020

    Did you know that the number of fatal hit and run accidents in New Jersey went up by 38% between 2013 and 2016? Unsurprisingly, majority of the cases involve pedestrians, unprotected as they are unlike car drivers. But do not get lulled into a false sense of security – hit and run accidents can happen to anyone, whether you are a vehicle driver, cyclist or pedestrian. However, the severity of your injuries and the extent...
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  • What Is The Difference Between A Personal Injury Claim And Catastrophic Injury Claim?

    Sep 11, 2020

    When you are looking to file a claim for an injury inflicted on you or a loved one through negligence by a second party, you may not be sure whether to file a Personal Injury Claims When it comes to personal injury claims, it is important to understand that an injury does not automatically equate to liability. The reason why you need a skilled personal injury lawyer is the fact that you must demonstrate...
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  • What To Expect In The Aftermath Of A Spinal Cord Injury

    Sep 11, 2020

    Being in a car accident would definitely put you at risk of suffering from a spinal cord injury. As such, knowing the symptoms of a spinal cord injury would definitely prevent you from doing anything to further jeopardize your situation. This type of injury is especially serious because of how fragile the spinal cord is. Any sudden movements in the wrong direction could result in permanent damage. If you are suffering from a spinal cord...
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  • What Should Hit And Run Accident Victims Do After The Crash?

    Sep 11, 2020

    The number of hit and run accident victims are on the rise throughout the nation. From 2013 to 2016, the number of hit and run accidents that resulted in death in New Jersey increased by 38%. Non-vehicle occupants – pedestrians and cyclists – make up the bulk of this figure, with an approximate 68% nationwide. However, anyone can become the victim of a hit and run accident, whether you are a pedestrian, cyclist or driver...
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  • What Can A PIP Arbitration Lawyer Do For You?

    Aug 17, 2020

    Are you a medical provider or a doctor? Have you rendered services to a patient but now you’re having trouble receiving payment? Through the In hundreds of cases, a PIP arbitration lawyer has successfully been able to help medical providers get payment for outstanding/overdue bills for medical services. Medical Treatments – Pre-Certification Healthcare providers, doctors, and/or patients (for automobile accident injuries) may need certain types of medical treatment pre-certified. An insurance company may deny...
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  • What You Should Know About Motorcycle Accidents

    Aug 17, 2020

    Motorcycles are fun, eco-friendly, thrilling, and promote a sense of freedom on the open road. Unfortunately, when it comes to Motorcycles don’t need another vehicle with which to collide in order to be involved in an accident. Single vehicle accidents – the motorcycle alone – make up 50% of all accidents involving motorcycles. The reason here frequently ends up being excessive speeds during cornering and turning. We are going to closely examine motorcycle accidents...
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  • What Are The Three Main Categories of Product Liability Cases?

    Aug 16, 2020

    Another person’s negligent acts can and do cause numerous personal injuries: i.e., drunk driving car accidents. But as the byproduct of negligent companies (and/or people), individuals can also be physically injured. In this case, defective Claims such as these seek to prove the careless and negligent acts of a product manufacturer. These acts and products led to the wrongful death or injury of a consumer. Negligence must be proven in order to fight a...
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  • What Are the Most Common Occupational Illnesses In The United States?

    Aug 16, 2020

    At the time when you absolutely least expect it, that’s when workplace accidents can happen. Despite all the precautions, OSHA regulations, and safety training requirements, workers get hurt. It’s a fact of life. Particularly in industrial environments such as factories and construction, some workplaces are just more accident-prone than others. But repetitive stress injuries, overexertion, and more can be suffered by office workers, as well. You are eligible for To pursue damages for occupational...
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  • Types of Compensation for Dog Bites

    Aug 15, 2020

    According to New Jersey law, victims suffering from dog bites are eligible for compensation recovery. The person bitten can possibly receive damages if they have been bitten by a dog whether they were on the dog owner’s property, lawfully in a private place, or in a public place. The viciousness of the dog does not particularly come into play. That, in essence, is what section 4:19-16 of the New Jersey Statutes refers to in a...
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  • Summer Weather Can Contribute To More Water Sports Injuries

    Aug 15, 2020

    In many instances, people experience a bit of cabin fever during colder months. Not everyone, after all, is particularly fond of 0°, snow, ice, and the cold weather activities that can go along with that type of weather – i.e., snowboarding, skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, etc. Once the weather starts to warm up, however, people begin looking forward to summer activities. Many of the activities that people enjoy during the summer months revolve around bodies...
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