Medical malpractice is any act or omission by a physician that deviates from the standard of care and causes injury to the patient. Failure to treat a patient can result in severe consequences, such as the deterioration of the patient’s condition, which can lead to prolonged suffering, irreversible...
The Process of Filing a Car Accident Lawsuit in New Jersey
You’ve just been in a car accident in New Jersey. Feelings of shock, confusion and worry overwhelm you as you try to gather yourself and make sense of what just happened. In the aftermath of an accident, it is critical to remember there are specific steps you still need to take...
Cyclist & Driver Coexistence: Tips for a Safe Summer on the Roads
As summer unfolds, the number of cyclists sharing the road with vehicles increases significantly. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that from 2010 to 2021, bicyclist fatalities ranged from 623 to 966. Because of this, an increased awareness for both cyclists and drivers is needed to...
Is Dash Cam Footage Admissible in Court?
In today’s world, cameras are everywhere. Camera footage from doorbell cameras and dashboard cameras is often used in court cases. If you’ve invested in a dashboard camera (popularly known as a dash cam) and are in an accident in New Jersey, you will want to look at it ASAP. That footage may...
Who Can I Sue if My Accident Was Caused by Road Conditions?
If you've been involved in an accident due to poor road conditions, you may wonder what your next steps should be. A New Jersey personal injury attorney can guide you through the process of determining who is responsible and how you can seek compensation for your injuries or property damage. Let's...
Ask the Attorney: Can I Still File an Accident Claim if a Police Report Wasn’t Filed at the Scene?
Does this sound familiar? You’ve been hit by a distracted driver in New Jersey. You were not outwardly hurt, and your car was not significantly damaged. Because of this, you and the other driver decide against filing a police report. After the adrenaline fades, you feel pain and decide to go in...
Can I Sue an Uber Driver Directly for an Accident?
If you've been in a crash while riding with or driving for Uber, you may be wondering: “Can I sue an Uber driver directly for an accident?” It’s a great question. The answer? Most of the time, yes—but it depends on the circumstances. Here's a clear breakdown.
What Evidence Is Important in Medical Malpractice Cases?
When a doctor does something that results in harm to a patient, he or she may be guilty of medical malpractice. It’s difficult to prove medical malpractice. Assembling the evidence needed can be a daunting challenge. Consult a New Jersey personal injury attorney if you think you have been the victim...
Ask the Attorney: I’ve Already Been Involved in a Car Accident Lawsuit. Will It Be Held Against Me if I Try to Collect for My Injuries in a Second Accident?
If you get injured in an automobile accident while still recovering from a prior accident, the added stress can be overwhelming. Any extended recovery period involving more pain, doctor’s appointments, and more time lost from work is bad news. The good news is that you can still recover damages for all your...
Is It Possible to Check My Doctor’s History With Malpractice?
Choosing a new doctor can be a daunting task, especially when you have to wonder if the doctor has ever been sued for malpractice. The thought of being harmed by a doctor is scary. Many doctors get sued for malpractice but guilty verdicts are the ones to worry about. Fortunately, New Jersey...