Q: Are there special rules in slip & fall and trip & fall lawsuitswhen you are suing government entities in New Jersey? In New Jersey, there is what is known as the Tort Claims Act. It is Title 59 of New Jersey statutes. It is essentially the law that defines how one can bring claims […]

A New Jersey homeowner’s duty to maintain the sidewalks adjacent to their property is largely dependent on the town where the property is located. The general rule is that if a homeowner does not bother touching or maintaining the town sidewalk, then that homeowner is not responsible for the condition of the walk. However, once […]

Residential real estate in the State of New Jersey has a whole different set of laws and standards as to what property owners have to do to prevent others from slipping or tripping on the property. If you are lawfully on someone’s property, in their home, in their yard or on a walkway next to […]

In commercial property scenarios, you often have contracts and leases between owners, management companies and tenants. Experienced New Jersey slip & fall and trip & fall attorneys will know that it is imperative to analyze the tenants’ responsibility for your injuries. It is very important to get an attorney who is seasoned in slip, trips […]

When someone is injured in a slip & fall (for example, slipping on an icy sidewalk) or a trip & fall (for example, tripping over a broken sidewalk), it can have profound and lifelong effects on the injured person’s life. But not every case is straightforward and you need an attorney with experience in these […]