In 2006, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released a report identifying “driver inattention” as the primary cause of 80% of automotive crashes in America, as well as 65% of ‘near collisions.’ ...
How will Lavern’s Law help malpractice victims? A bill that seeks to give medical malpractice victims more time to bring an action has finally been approved by the Legislature. The ...
What Does This Mean For NJ Drivers? The New Jersey legislature is currently considering a bill that would require owners of driverless cars to have auto insurance. Two other states, ...
Do I have a legal claim if my child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy? Cerebral palsy can be a debilitating condition that will impact your child for a lifetime. Each ...
After a month trial in New Brunswick, a private school teacher in Martinsville was awarded $4.25 Million by a jury in a medical malpractice claim against several radiologists who failed ...
Over 1,500 cyclists took to the streets last week to participate in the Police Unity Tour, an annual four-day bike ride that cumulates at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial ...
What are my rights if I am injured due to malpractice in the ER? A trip to the emergency room is always frightening. Most people enter the ER with serious ...
How a family’s unfairly capped payment became a $4.3 million dollar award Caps on medical malpractice claims vary from state to state. In Florida, the caps on non-economic damages (damages ...
A wrongful death lawsuit filed in Mercer County, New Jersey alleges that two doctors and the staff of a Hopewell hospital were negligent in delivery of twins, causing the death ...
Why do malpractice claims increase when Electronic Health Records are used? According to The Doctors Company, a Napa-based medical malpractice insurance company with 78,000 members, the increasing use of electronic ...
