Slip and fall accidents in grocery stores represent one of the most common examples of a premises liability accident, which include accident injury claims arising from a property owner’s failure to keep visitors to their premises safe from dangerous or defective conditions of the property.  Grocery store slips and falls are so common because we all go to the store…

Whether it’s for an upcoming holiday or an ordinary weekend, millions of consumers visit shopping centers nationwide to go shopping. Most people assume that when they go out shopping that they will be reasonably safe, but this is unfortunately not always the case. When you are injured while shopping at a business, it’s important to promptly investigate who will be…

Swimming pools can be very fun for those who use them, but they also come with a certain level of responsibility. The state of New Jersey has a 50-page document called the Bathing Code. This code dictates how to promote safety while swimming. Who Is Liable for a Swimming Pool Accident in New Jersey? When a swimming pool accident occurs,…

If you are suddenly injured on someone else’s property your first thought may not be “who is responsible for this,” but instead your own safety and well-being. However, it might not be that much longer after the unfortunate event has occurred that you start to ask yourself just who should be held liable for any injury or damages that have…

Bramnick Rodriguez attorney Anne Marie Bramnick served as one of twelve Task Force members to the New Jersey Legislature’s Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault. The Task Force published its 39-page report this week on June 26, 2017, containing multiple recommendations to colleges and universities state-wide on how to better address the issue of sexual violence on their campuses. These…