How Common Are Prescription Errors?

Prescription medications are meant to help people heal, but when errors occur, they can lead to serious and even life-threatening consequences. Each year, millions of Americans are harmed because a medication was prescribed, filled, or administered incorrectly. 

In many of these cases, the mistake could have been prevented. These...

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Common Summertime Injuries and How to Prevent Them

Summer in New Jersey is a season for barbecues, beach trips, and long afternoons outdoors. But while the warmer months bring plenty of sunshine and activity, they also get an increase in injuries—from poolside slips to traffic collisions. 

When another person’s carelessness leads to harm, victims may have the...

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Who Is Most at Risk of Post-Surgical Negligence?

Post-surgical negligence can be a form of medical malpractice. A doctor fails to provide adequate care after surgery, causing the patient harm. Being aware of the signs of post-surgical negligence can help you protect yourself and your loved ones. Our New Jersey personal injury attorneys discuss post-surgical...

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Are Car Accident Settlements Taxable in New Jersey?

Most people never consider whether car accident settlements are taxable when pursuing an insurance claim or lawsuit. However, you might be shocked to discover that a portion of your car accident settlement could be taxable under state and federal laws. In this blog, our New Jersey personal injury attorneys discuss what...

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Common Causes of Car Accidents in Manhattan

Driving in Manhattan is not like driving anywhere else. With constant congestion, impatient drivers, and a blur of yellow cabs, Ubers, delivery trucks, pedestrians, and cyclists, the streets of New York City are a daily obstacle course. For locals, it’s business as usual—but when crashes happen, the consequences can be serious.

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