Q: Let’s say a tenant is hurt because the ceiling collapsed on her and the landlord would not have had notice that the ceiling was going to collapse. What would… CONTINUE

Q: Must the landlord have notice of the hazardous condition that caused me to slip and fall, or is there an assumption that they should have known? When it comes… CONTINUE

Q: Under what circumstances can I sue my landlord for tripping or slipping on my landlord’s premises? In New Jersey, there is never a simple answer to this question and… CONTINUE

If you are already suffering from an injury from some other source – another trip and fall, a car accident, or a fall from a horse, and you already have… CONTINUE

Falls can result in a wide variety of injuries to your back, and more specifically, to your lower back. We often see serious neck injuries similar to whiplash injuries that… CONTINUE

The workers’ compensation system is designed to remove the debate over who is at fault. Whether you the employee are at fault entirely, or whether the employer is entirely at… CONTINUE

In the case of when someone is injured in a slip & fall or trip & fall at work, there are two levels of analysis. If the reason for the fall… CONTINUE

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

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

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