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The Most Common Workplace Injuries

Work is the most common place people are injured. The public needs to know that they may have options outside of worker’s compensation. Although you may not be able to sue your employer directly, there maybe a “3rd party” claim available to you. Whether the injury is from a failure of safety equipment or from constant repetitive tasks like carpel

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How Long Do I Have to Sue for Work-Related Injuries?

The deadline to file a workers’ compensation claim in both New Jersey and New York is two years. The clock starts ticking either on the date of your accident or on the date you reasonably should have known about the injury or illness that arose from your job. If you were hurt on the job, you can seek compensation through

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How To Dispute a False Insurance Claim

If you don’t have car insurance, you can sue the other party for fraudulent claims with the help of an attorney. If you do have one, your insurance company must defend you by providing legal counsel. Across the U.S., consumers file millions of auto insurance claims each day — but not all of them are legitimate. Insurance fraud is an

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The Penalty for a Hit-and-Run With No Injuries: What You Should Know

Car accidents are frightening events, even if no one sustains injuries. Perhaps someone hit another driver, and while the other vehicle sustains only minor damage, the at-fault party panics and flees. Or maybe someone hit a parked vehicle and drove away without leaving contact information. A hit-and-run is a serious crime, even if no one was hurt. The penalty for

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Everything You Need To Know About Head Injury Claims

Suffering a head injury after a car accident, slip and fall accident, or another type of personal injury can be devastating. Head injuries often leave lasting damage, impacting a person’s livelihood and well-being long-term. Even minor head injuries that do eventually heal can come with a significant amount of medical bills and ongoing expenses that make it challenging to move

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When Should I File a Lawsuit

The decision to file a lawsuit is not one that should be made in haste. There are three important things that you will need to take into consideration when figuring out when to file a lawsuit. First and foremost, you should make sure that you have a good case. You should also make sure that you will be happy with

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Can You Sue a Company for Negligence in New Jersey?

Have you suffered a workplace injury in New Jersey through the negligence of your employer or another third party? If so, you may be eligible to seek compensation for your injuries. However, suing a company for negligence in New Jersey can be a complex process, so hiring an experienced law firm to handle your case is essential. In this article,

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Is My Personal Injury Settlement Taxable?

If you have suffered a physical injury or illness because of some other party’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. While this money may help you pay bills, cover medical expenses and otherwise make ends meet financially, your settlement could be subject to income taxes. Let’s look at what the law has to say about how personal injury settlements

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Personal Injury Questions We Are Asked Everyday

In our everyday practice, we are always asked questions about personal injury cases. Many people have not had prior experience with personal injury cases so they are unaware of the specifics of these actions. In order to give you some background knowledge of personal injury cases, here are the answers to some common questions that we are often asked. Q.

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Filing an SSI Claim for Osteomyelitis

Osteomyelitis refers to infection in a bone and usually affects the long bones in the body – your upper arm bone or your leg bones. It can also affect your pelvis and spine. The condition can be acute or chronic and affects about two out of every 10,000 people in the United States. If you, or a loved one, have

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