Although the number of car accident injuries and fatalities have gone down overall over the past few decades, accident rates in New Jersey have actually increased in recent years. In addition, there are some stark contrasts in statistics when looking at accidents that occur in urban and suburban areas of New Jersey versus the more rural parts of the state. …

If you are injured on the job in New Jersey, the state’s workers’ compensation laws are designed to protect you by requiring your employer to provide certain benefits defined by law, regardless of whether or not your employer bears any fault for causing your injuries. Most importantly, you can have medical treatment for your injuries paid for by your employer,…

After you have been involved in a car accident in New Jersey, your mind is likely racing thinking about all the things you will need to take care of — treating your injuries, getting your car fixed, paying your bills if you are going to miss time from work. But one of the first things you need to do after…

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…

Summertime means beach days, barbecues, and pool parties. However, the activities common to summer are also typically times where people will partake in consuming alcohol. As a result, alcohol-related motor vehicle fatality rates tend to noticeably increase during the summer. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration states that alcohol-related traffic deaths in the summer can be as high as double…