RECOVERING ASSOCIATION DUES FROM THE DELINQUENT UNIT OWNER Are you a board member of a community association or property manager of a community association? Have you noticed that there’s a difficulty in collecting outstanding dues from unit owners? If any of these items are true or properly describe your community association, there are a multitude… Read more »
If you are not a citizen and you are injured at work, you may be concerned about what your citizenship status means in relation to your access to benefits for your injury. The answers hinge both on whether you are here legally and what types of benefits you are seeking. You may be surprised to… Read more »
You have been injured, and you can’t work. You’re waiting for Social Security disability benefits, but the process takes a long time. You need income now, and you are wondering if applying for unemployment benefits would be at least a temporary solution. Unfortunately, this is usually not a viable option. The main problem with this… Read more »
Perhaps you have just recently been injured, or perhaps you have been injured and unable to work for a while, and you are wondering at what point you should apply for Social Security Disability. The answer is that you need to apply for these benefits immediately once you and your doctor determine you will not… Read more »
Considering the expenses that can follow the unfortunate event of an accident or injury, it may not seem like the most convenient time to invest your money in hiring an attorney. Fortunately, in New Jersey lawyers have a responsibility to potential clients to offer choices of payment options from which a client can select based… Read more »
After an accident, you may be confused as to how to begin the personal injury lawsuit process, and you’re wondering whether or not you really need an attorney. You may have heard that an attorney may delay your case or hurt your lawsuit. On top of all that, your attorney takes a large percentage fee… Read more »
In July I told you the story of Forever 21 versus the Garage and Rachel’s, or should I say my, shopping experience. More recently, I attended a business conference and wound up getting stuck as a result of mechanical difficulties. 12 hours stuck. What I found interesting was the original attendant at the airlines didn’t know… Read more »
You should not sign a release from the insurance company within several weeks after you are injured in an accident. The insurance company sent this release form to you in an attempt to have you waive your right to sue the other driver. You should not sign that release because you may still be in… Read more »
You were in an accident, and the other party’s insurance company has sent you a document to sign which would release the other party for your injuries. You need to be very careful, as this may have huge implications for not only your case, but for your well-being well into the future. Do not sign the… Read more »
