What are the most common issues in Lasik eye surgery?

Lasik surgery is intended to help individuals with poor eyesight restore their vision. Doctors advertise the surgery as a safe procedure that restores your sight so that you can stop using eyeglasses or contacts. Unfortunately, mistakes occur that result in injuries. Our New Jersey Lasik surgery malpractice lawyers represent clients who have...
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Common EMT or Paramedic Malpractice Issues

What Are the Most Common EMT or Paramedic Malpractice Issues? Medical malpractice is almost always associated with physicians, surgeons, and hospitals. However, it can extend to paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Some of the most crucial medical diagnoses and treatments happen at the ambulatory stage, even before the patient gets to the...
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Distracted Truck Drivers Can Be Deadly

Why is distracted truck driving so dangerous? Distracted driving is a significant problem for drivers of any vehicle, but can prove especially deadly when the distracted driving is operating an 80,000-pound tractor trailer.  Distracted truck drivers are believed to kill hundreds of individuals annually.  According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Association (FMCSA), truck drivers are over 20...
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How Do You Prove a Product Liability Case?

Manufacturers have a huge economic incentive to produce products for the American market. Sometimes, this incentive leads manufacturers to relax their safety standards or cut compliance costs in order to increase their profits. Ultimately, defective products are produced which negatively affect the physical, emotional and psychological health of consumers.

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Combating Texting While Walking

Why has the number of pedestrian accidents increased in recent years?

With the surge in mobile electronics, more of us today are walking around looking down at our phones, instead of in front of us.  Walking while staring at a phone has created a whole new category of accidents dubbed “distracted walking.”  The...

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