Workplace injuries can happen in an instant, leaving you injured, confused, and unsure of what to do next. If you’re hurt on the job, the steps you take immediately afterward are crucial for your health, safety, and legal rights. Whether you work in construction, manufacturing, or another high-risk field, following these...
Common Causes of Car Accidents in New Jersey
According to the NJ Department of Transportation, New Jersey has experienced nearly 1,800 fatal car accidents in a recent three-year period. Let’s explore some of the most common causes of these accidents, both fatal and otherwise, how you can avoid the risks of being in one, and what...
How Long Does a Car Accident Lawsuit Take in New Jersey?
If you have sustained an injury from a car accident, one of the most important concerns is how long it might take to resolve your claim. The answer depends on the specifics of your case, such as how clearly another party is at fault for what happened and their insurer’s willingness to...
Resolutions for Healthcare: Preventing Medical Errors in 2025
As a New Jersey doctor or healthcare facility, you want what’s best for your patients and to help them live long, healthy lives. Unfortunately, preventable errors not only cause severe harm to patients but also erode trust in the healthcare system and lead to expensive, time-consuming malpractice lawsuits. More than one-third...
What Happens if You Get Hit by a Car as a Pedestrian
If you’re struck by a car as a pedestrian in New Jersey or New York, you can seek compensation for your injuries through either an auto insurance claim or a personal injury lawsuit. While these recovery options aren’t mutually exclusive, the types of compensation you receive from each could depend on...
Do Car Insurance Providers Look Out for My Best Interests?
You pay your car insurance premiums on time, and you have the right to expect that this means you’ll be treated with respect when it’s time for the company to hold up its end of the bargain. Ideally, a good payment history and company loyalty would mean an insurance provider has...
The Most Common Forms of Physician Malpractice
You rely on your doctor and other medical professionals to uphold the highest patient safety and care standards. When a trusted medical professional deviates from the accepted medical standard of care, the results can be catastrophic. Unfortunately, patients who believe they’ve been the victim of medical malpractice may wonder whether they...
Can Infections After Surgery Be a Sign of Medical Negligence?
Surgical aftercare is a critical aspect of the surgery process. Your body needs time to heal and repair itself after an invasive procedure. Without proper aftercare treatment and monitoring, a routine surgical procedure can turn into a medical nightmare if you contract an infection or post-operative illness.
Are...
How Long Do You Have to File a Claim for Postsurgical Negligence in New Jersey?
Going in for surgery is often stressful, but discovering that a preventable medical error occurred during or after your procedure can be devastating. If you’re facing unexpected complications and additional medical bills due to postsurgical negligence, you might be wondering: how long do you have to take legal action?
Should Patients Be Informed Before Surgery If Their Doctor Is Sleep Deprived?
When preparing for surgery, patients trust their healthcare team to be fully alert and capable of performing at their best. However, surgeon fatigue—often caused by sleep deprivation—can significantly affect surgical outcomes, raising serious concerns about patient safety.
This brings up important questions about both medical ethics and legal responsibilities....