Last year, the town of Fort Lee, N.J. began issuing tickets to jaywalking pedestrians caught “texting while walking.” And now, that approach to preventing resulting injuries is being looked at across the country, including in…
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A high profile personal injury case in Pennsylvania, New Jersey’s next-door-neighbor, is on its way to being put to rest. A few years ago, Carrie Goretzka stepped outside to call the power company and report…
Read MoreIn 2004, Mississippi passed a piece of legislation that was the “centerpiece” of its tort reform. The law created a $1 million cap on non-economic damages awarded to plaintiffs in civil litigation, including in personal…
Read MoreThere is a famous question about what happens when a tree falls in an empty forest. But there are a few more questions that arise when a tree falls on someone’s personal property. There is…
Read MoreStryker Orthopaedics, a large manufacturer of medical devices, has provided thousands of patients with hip implants over the years. Last July, however, Stryker recalled two of its hip implants, the Stryker Rejuvenate and ABG II…
Read MorePlacing a family member in a nursing home can be an emotional and tolling process. Families spend much time conducting research when searching for a nursing home that can provide the highest degree of care…
Read MoreBack in November 2012, a train derailed over the Jefferson Street Bridge in Paulsboro, New Jersey, resulting in four tanker cars landing in the water of Mantua Creek. One of the fallen cars leaked thousands…
Read MoreSchools and other buildings across New Jersey undergo testing every year to ensure that lead levels are within a range that are not considered harmful to your health. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, many…
Read MoreMany can recall the horror stories from around the country of the sudden, unexpected acceleration of Toyota vehicles that caused scores of deaths and injuries. Toyota Motor Corporation has recently settled the first in a…
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