Social media, including personal blogs, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and others, can impact your personal injury case. The bottom line is that injured people can hurt their cases by posting comments, images, or videos on social media. If you’re injured and you’re filing a claim against a defendant for your injury, don’t post. Doing so can destroy an otherwise strong…

Technically, yes, it is possible to get workers’ compensation if you work from home. Although it can be difficult to get since the court will need to be shown a valid reason for providing workers’ compensation to someone who is working out of their home. When is it Possible To Get New Jersey Workers’ Compensation if You Work From Home?…

Knowing the steps for preparing for your personal injury lawsuit can be very important to you and your case, whether you are wondering what to do in the start, or wondering how the end of the process works. In technical terms, a lawsuit does not officially begin until a complaint is filed in court. However, leading up to that, it…

On January 28th, Michael Noriega, Esq. hosted a panel that included Sara Mora, Jenna Pannepacker, Farrin Anello, Esq., and Sharon Rothstein. This panel followed the play A Good Farmer which examined issues surrounding immigration. It debuted at the South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) and was performed by the American Theater Group. Noriega helped take a closer look at the topics…

Skilled Attorneys Can Defend Clients Charged with Refusing to Take a Breathalyzer Test   “Who in their right mind would refuse a breathalyzer test?” you may very well be asking yourself. Many people feel forced into taking a breathalyzer test, and even if they felt they were under the legal BAC limit, they often times were right there or slightly…