At Bramnick, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC, we are committed to pursuing justice for families whose lives have been forever changed by negligence. A recent $3.4 million settlement secured by our firm, arising from a fatal supermarket parking lot accident in New Jersey and reported in the New Jersey Law Journal, shows how strategic preparation and advocacy can overcome even…
As the calendar winds down, many New Jersey injury victims find themselves facing an unexpected obstacle: not just recovery, but resistance from insurers. Whether you were struck as a pedestrian in Newark, injured in a construction accident in Linden, or hurt in a slip and fall at a Cranford business, the timing of your claim matters more than you think.…
When you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, whether in a car crash on Route 22, a slip and fall in a Westfield store, or a dog bite in Elizabeth, your focus is on healing. But time isn’t on your side. In New Jersey, the law imposes strict deadlines for filing personal injury claims. Miss them, and you may…
When someone is seriously injured in a crash involving a truck or bus, the legal fight often begins before a lawsuit is filed. These vehicles are heavily regulated, rely on complex data systems, and often involve third parties. That means critical evidence may vanish quickly. For someone harmed, acting promptly to protect that evidence can mean the difference between a…
Accidents are rarely one-sided. Often, more than one person contributes to what happened. In New Jersey, that reality is recognized under a legal rule called comparative negligence, a system that determines how compensation is awarded when multiple parties share blame. If you’ve been hurt in an accident, you might assume that sharing some fault means you can’t recover damages. Fortunately,…