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  • Seasonal Surge in Motorcycling

    Mar 4, 2019

    Across much of the country, the arrival of spring is accompanied by a surge in the number of motorcyclists on the roadways. Motorcycling can be a joy, but the stakes are much higher than driving a car. Motorcycling Accidents According to the However, motorcyclists can diminish the risks. It starts with always wearing a safety helmet. In many states, it’s the law. The Visibility is crucial. Riders should wear bright/fluorescent clothing and always...
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  • Five Things You Should Know About Traumatic Brain Injuries

    Mar 4, 2019

    Not every car accident results in injuries that are obvious and easy to see on the surface. As more has become known about the damage the human brain can incur during an accident, it’s clear that traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are both more common and more concerning than previously thought. However, there are some common misconceptions about TBIs that are important to dispel. Consider the realities of this common injury and what rights victims of...
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  • Foodborn Illnesses Can Be Tough to Stomach

    Feb 25, 2019

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Foodborn Illnesses However, food poisoning can sometimes be severe and even life-threatening. E. coli, salmonella, listeria, and numerous other bacteria and viruses send over 125,000 people to the hospital annually; nearly 3,000 don’t survive. Those who do eventually recover may face sky-high medical bills and substantial lost wages. If a restaurant, grocery store, farm, slaughterhouse, or factory is responsible, a claim can be brought against them. A person...
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  • Five Mistakes People Make When Filing a Car Accident Claim

    Feb 22, 2019

    Every day, on roads across America, thousands of drivers will end up in accidental collisions. Some are minor, some are serious, and unfortunately, a significant number are even fatal. The costs incurred through property damage and medical bills can be very burdensome for drivers involved in an accident. That is why successful insurance claims and, where applicable, legal claims are so crucial for recouping your losses. Many factors can influence the success of your car...
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  • Corradino and Papa, LLC Support the Community Through Charitable Donations

    Feb 20, 2019

    Corradino and Papa, LLC Saint Peter’s Haven Saint Peter’s Haven Certified Angels Certified Angels Clifton National Little League Sports are one of the most important ways to engage kids and teach them essential life skills such as working together as a team toward a common goal. Van Houten Ave Street Fair This year’s 17th Annual Clifton Public Schools The kids in our community need a quality education, and supporters such as Corradino and...
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  • Corradino & Papa, LLC Advises Caution Around Construction Sites During Winter

    Feb 15, 2019

    Corradino & Papa, LLC a personal injury law firm based in Clifton, New Jersey, is advising construction companies on how to keep their work sites safe in the winter months. While construction is less frequent during the cold months than it is in the spring or summer. Corradino & Papa says that development is still prevalent in many parts of New Jersey. “There are still teams out there building houses, or working on commercial or...
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  • Drowsy Driving Sometimes Flies Under the Radar

    Feb 13, 2019

    There is no shortage of causes for auto accidents, but one culprit that sometimes doesn’t receive the spotlight it should is drowsy driving. According to a The NSF states that driving after having been awake for 18 straight hours produces effects equivalent to someone with a .05 blood alcohol concentration. After 24 hours, it equates to a .10 BAC (legal intoxication is .08 in most instances). The results are slower reaction time, lack of...
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  • Four Ways You Can Get Injured During Winter (and How You Can Get a Settlement You Deserve!)

    Feb 8, 2019

    (and How You Can Get a Settlement You Deserve!) During winter, New Jersey can be severely cold, windy, wet and snowy, meaning accidents and injuries are bound to happen. If you think that somebody else is to blame for your injury, you deserve compensation. Here are four common ways people sustain injuries during the colder months in New Jersey. Ice Skating Injuries While figure skating can be a graceful, beautiful and challenging practice, it can...
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  • An Accident with an Uninsured Driver

    Feb 6, 2019

    In 2011, the A person who lives in a “no-fault” state will have their medical bills, lost wages (with state-to-state variations), and funeral expenses paid by their own insurance company, up to the coverage limits, regardless of who was at fault in an accident. A driver will need separate In a “fault” (or “tort”) state, the at-fault driver is responsible for paying for damages and injuries to the other driver. If the at-fault...
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  • Ask an Attorney: Five Questions You Should Ask About Truck Accidents

    Feb 5, 2019

    Corradino & Papa, LLC, the personal injury law firm based in Clifton, has issued guidance on some of the questions that drivers should ask if they are involved in a trucking accident. According to Robert C. Papa Jr., a partner for Corradino & Papa, truck accidents account for many of the inquiries the firm receives. “The fact is those truck accidents are different from standard car accidents, due to the amount of weight that semi-trucks...
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