Family Settles Explosive HVAC Case for $2 Million

What is an example of actionable negligence in the HVAC industry? Heating, ventilation and air conditioning are vital components to a well-constructed and comfortable home. As such, the number of HVAC entities in existence both locally and nationwide seems to grow each year – as do the number of reported accidents involving defective parts, faulty...
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New Jersey Judge Expands Workplace Injury Jurisdiction Beyond Administrative Court System

I have a workplace injury claim in New Jersey. Where do I file and litigate my claim? When it comes to legal complexities, jurisdictional matters rank close to the top of the list of confounding issues facing plaintiffs and defendants. As a foundational principle, a tribunal must have jurisdiction to preside over a matter –...
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Injured Patients Have Only a Limited Amount of Time to Seek Justice

What is a statute of limitations and how does it apply to your case? When you or your loved one suffered an injury or illness, you turned to medical professionals for care and healing. What you got instead was additional suffering due to medical malpractice. It’s not right. It’s not fair. And someone deserves to...
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Roadway Construction A Leading Cause of Motor Vehicle Accidents

How Dangerous are Roadway Construction Projects? Work zones on highways and local roads are hazardous for motorists, pedestrians and those who are working on the new construction or repair. The worksites often involve speeding vehicles, a number of signs, barrels, flashing lights and lane changes. If the work is done at night, fatigue can be...
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Promotional Glass Purchased At McDonald’s at the Center of a Personal Injury Suit

Can a Business Be Held Responsible for Its Promotional Items? Whether a business sells a product or gives it away, if the product is defective and causes an injury and damages, there may be viable legal claims that could be filed by the accident victim. One such case involves McDonalds and a New Jersey glass...
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New Jersey Motorcycle Accidents

Are Large-Sum Awards Possible Following Catastrophic Injuries Sustained in a Motorcycle Accident? In New Jersey, victims of motorcycle accidents cannot seek payment of medical expenses, lost wages and long-term care via personal injury protection (PIP). So, when injuries are serious or catastrophic, where can motorcyclists and their families turn when losses total hundreds of thousands...
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Lawsuit In Fatal New Jersey Crash Accuses Tropicana Casino of Negligence

Can a business be held liable for accidents involving intoxicated patrons it ejected from its premises? The mother of an infant killed in an automobile accident is seeking to hold the Tropicana casino responsible. The crash involved just one vehicle, which struck a guardrail, killing two of its occupants, one of...
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Family of Comedian Jimmy Mack Settles With Wal-Mart Without Ever Filing a Lawsuit

Do you have to file a lawsuit to be awarded a settlement in a personal injury case? On June 7, 2014, a tractor-trailer owned and operated by Wal-Mart crashed into the back of a van on the New Jersey Turnpike. The van was carrying actor Tracy Morgan and various other comedians. One of those comedians...
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Methadone Treatment While Pregnant Does Not Violate Abuse and Negligence Laws

Is it legally permissible for a pregnant woman to receive medical treatment that might affect her newborn? The New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Division of Child Protection and Permanency v. Y.N. that a pregnant woman did not violate state abuse and negligence laws by pursuing a methadone maintenance treatment program...
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