If you are partly responsible for your slip & fall or trip & fall accident, you may still have a case. New Jersey is a comparative negligence state, which means… CONTINUE
Slip & Fall and Trip & Fall Lawsuits Against Governmental Entities
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… CONTINUE
What is the Homeowner’s Duty to Maintain City Sidewalks Adjacent to Their Property?
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… CONTINUE
Slip & Fall and Trip & Fall Lawsuits on Residential Property
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… CONTINUE
Slip & Fall and Trip & Fall Lawsuits on Commercial Property
In commercial property scenarios, you often have contracts and leases between owners, management companies and tenants. Experienced slip & fall and trip & fall attorneys will know that it is… CONTINUE
Slip & Fall and Trip & Fall Lawsuits
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… CONTINUE
As a Car Accident Victim, What Can I Do to Help you with My Case?
It’s our job as experienced car accident attorneys to develop your claim as best as we can, based on the unique facts and circumstances of your accident, plus what we… CONTINUE
What are the Minimum Insurance Requirements in New Jersey?
The minimum is $15,000, which is not a lot. Insurance companies prefer that drivers buy the minimum insurance required by law because if someone only has the minimum and hurts someone,… CONTINUE
What Kind of Evidence Does a New Jersey Car Accident Lawyer Gather to Establish an Injury Case?
There are three parts to every car accident case: First, there’s liability, that is, whose fault is the accident? Second, there are damages, which is the amount of harm that… CONTINUE
If I Have Been Seriously Injured in a Car Accident and Can’t Work, How Can I Afford a Lawyer?
Lawyers in New Jersey charge clients either on an hourly basis or on a contingency fee basis. A contingency fee is when an attorney does not charge you a fee… CONTINUE
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