What Does It Mean To Be A Plaintiff In A Personal Injury Or Medical Malpractice Case? In the realm of personal injury and medical malpractice cases, the term “plaintiff” is commonly used to refer to the injured party who initiates legal action against the individual or organization responsible for their harm. But what does it […]
Read MoreHow to Document Your New Jersey Slip and Fall Case Many people don’t know what to do after a slip and fall accident. Or they may feel silly for “hurting themselves” by falling down on public or private property. But the truth is that these kinds of falls – and the injuries resulting from them […]
Read MoreWhat Should I Do if I’m in an Accident With a Rideshare Driver? Rideshare companies – like Uber and Lyft – have become ubiquitous in many American cities over the last decade. They can be easier to hail (in some circumstances and places) than a traditional yellow cab, but their convenience tends to obscure some […]
Read MoreDangers Associated with Scissor Lifts on Construction Sites Working in the construction industry is often financially rewarding and emotionally fulfilling. However, people who spend their days in this field face significant risks of construction accidents from a variety of sources. In this article, we’re going to discuss just one of these sources: scissor lift accidents. […]
Read MoreWhat To Do If You Experience Back Pain After A Car Accident in New Jersey Suffering from back pain after a car accident is extraordinarily common. Even minor car accidents can leave a person with significant aftereffects, including back pain that can dramatically interfere with your daily life. In this article, we’ll tell you a […]
Read MoreThe Role of Expert Witnesses in Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice Cases Many personal injury cases – and medical malpractice cases in particular – turn on the relative strength or weakness of the evidence given by each sides’ expert witnesses. These witnesses can explain complicated factual issues to the jury and the judge and discuss […]
Read MoreUncovering Hidden Injuries After a Car Accident: What You Need to Know Car accidents can cause both obvious and non-obvious injuries to the people involved in them. And while the significant harms that often show themselves in the immediate aftermath of an accident are the easiest to see, other injuries can lie below the surface […]
Read MoreRSD / CRPS Lawsuits in New Jersey Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) – also known as Reflex sympathetic Dystrophy, or RSD, – is a chronic pain condition that sometimes develops after an injury or surgery. RSD/CRPS symptoms can be excruciatingly painful, often debilitating the sufferer and dramatically reducing their quality of life. It can reduce […]
Read MoreMost Common Personal Injury Cases in New Jersey While personal injury cases cover almost every conceivable type of harm to people and property, there are a few categories of cases that we see over and over again at our firm and on dockets across New Jersey’s many courthouses: car accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, workplace […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Medical Malpractice Cases Medical malpractice refers to the negligence or misconduct of healthcare professionals that results in harm to a patient. This legal concept arises when a medical provider, such as a doctor or nurse, fails to adhere to the accepted standard of care, leading to injuries or adverse outcomes for the patient. To […]
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