A New Jersey construction worker is recovering in a hospital after an on-the-job accident left him impaled on two pieces or rebar. The 50-year-old man is being treated at the St. Joseph’s University Medical Center in Passaic County. His condition is described as critical but stable. Rebar is the industry term for steel bars that are used to add...
Read MoreThere are several steps you can take as a passenger in an Uber accident to ensure you are able to receive fair compensation for your injuries. Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft have simplified the way consumers get from point A to point B by using smartphone technology to essentially hail a cab with a few simple clicks. In...
Read MoreNavigating the aftermath of an Uber or Lyft accident in New Jersey demands clarity on liability. Understanding insurance coverage based on the driver’s status is vital. This article will help you learn how to protect your rights and seek compensation effectively. Who is liable in an Uber/Lyft accident in New Jersey? Liability in New Jersey rideshare accidents depends on...
Read MoreThe average settlement for an Uber accident in New Jersey varies significantly based on individual factors. Settlements can range from moderate to substantial, considering elements like injury severity, fault determination, and prognosis. Victims may be able to recover economic damages, which include tangible expenses, and noneconomic damages, which include intangible losses such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress. When you...
Read MoreOne of the worst experiences that any New Jersey resident can have is being misdiagnosed. Sadly, this sometimes happens to patients who are obese. When doctors are biased, they can easily overlook the signs of a serious medical condition and write it off as obesity-related. Understanding Weight Bias in Medicine Doctors are supposed to be caring and attentive to...
Read More“Wrongful death” is a legal term that refers to a situation where someone’s death is caused by the negligence, reckless behavior or intentional actions of another person or entity. In the case where a doctor intentionally causes the death of a patient, either through action or by withholding treatment, it is called “medical homicide.” This is a criminal offense...
Read MoreThe New York City subway system hosts about 2.4 million riders every day. The New York City subway system is one of the nation’s most utilized public transportation systems, and many New Yorkers depend on it for their daily transportation. Unfortunately, what many people don’t realize is that the subway system can be dangerous, and subway accidents and fatalities...
Read MoreA former soccer team captain and goalie at Stanford University tragically committed suicide, making big news in New Jersey. This happened after the school sent her a disciplinary notice in which she was informed that she might be removed from the university. The notice came after hours when the counseling services offered by the school were not available. No...
Read MoreKey Takeaway: In New York City, property owners and general contractors can be held liable for scaffolding accidents under the state’s strict scaffold law, even without proving negligence. Victims must act swiftly, with a three-year statute of limitations for lawsuits and two years for workers’ compensation claims, and seek experienced legal representation to navigate the complexities and maximize compensation....
Read MoreIf you feel as though your health is in jeopardy or you’re unable to wait for an appointment with your primary care doctor, a visit to an emergency room in New Jersey might be the best option. Even with all of the medical equipment and staff in an emergency room, there are times when a misdiagnosis can be made...
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