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How to Report a Hit-and-Run Accident: What Should You Do?

It happened in the blink of an eye: Suddenly, you felt the impact as another vehicle slammed into yours. As you struggled to process what happened and if you were injured, you realized the other driver was fleeing, and you watched in disbelief as they sped off. Now what should you do? It may seem unlikely, but hit-and-runs occur more

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Why Hire a New Jersey Self-Driving Vehicle Accident Attorney

Are self-driving cars safe? Auto manufacturers would like you to believe so. These companies claim that drivers of autonomous cars experience fewer accidents thanks to automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, and other high-tech functions. Despite stringent testing processes, autonomous cars aren’t perfect, and neither are their human drivers. Here’s why you should get in touch with a New Jersey self-driving vehicle

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Is it Illegal to Drive with Headphones? What You Should Know

With the advent of wireless technology, cellular phones, and global positioning systems (GPS), it is easier than ever to engage in distracted or dangerous driving. This technology raises the question, “Is it illegal to drive with headphones?” The legality of driving with headphones or talking on the phone depends on state law. States have taken different approaches to this question.

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What Parents Should Know About Child Injuries at Daycare

Sadly, child injuries at daycare centers are far too common. It’s heartbreaking to read in the headlines about abuse and neglect occurring at a once-trusted daycare center. At Sadaka Law in Englewood, NJ, we value our family and children just as much as you do. If your child suffered an injury at a daycare facility, our skilled attorneys can help

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Everything You Need To Know About New Jersey Helmet Laws

Some U.S. states allow motorcyclists to ride without a helmet, but New Jersey isn’t one of them. The Department of Transportation (DOT) has laid out clear New Jersey helmet laws to ensure everyone’s safety and protect motorcycle operators from potentially life-threatening injuries. Wearing a helmet will not only keep you safe but also keep you from paying penalties and fines.

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Hackensack, New Jersey

Why People Love Hackensack, New Jersey

The diverse community of Hackensack, New Jersey has attained an enduring place in popular culture. Today a city of nearly 45,000 residents, the town has experienced a resurgence of growth during recent years. Proximity to New York City Hackensack sits in Bergen County, along the banks of the Hackensack River, just across the water from Teaneck. Many of its residents

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Main Types of Electrical Injuries Seen in a Court Room

What are the four main types of electrical injuries, and is it worth exploring legal recourse if this happens to you or a loved one? There are a surprising number of situations in New York and New Jersey where a person finds themselves carrying the risk of an electrical injury. In fact, between electrical workers and unsuspecting pedestrians, electrical injuries

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Roundup Herbicide: Is It Really Safe?

It is Spring time and many are preparing their fields for their crops. They spray for weeds, till the ground and plant the seeds. They use a product, Roundup, that has been used since 1974, and never think twice about it potentially hurting their crops. Yet, in a recent plea to the Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, Dr. Don Huber,

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Zimmer Knee Implant Subject To New Investigation

Sen. Grassley sent a letter to Zimmer Holdings requesting documents and other data in response to a recent article in the New York Times. That article contained allegations that Zimmer’s knee replacement device has a high failure rate. Read the New York Times article here. July 29, 2010 Via Electronic Transmission David C. Dvorak President and Chief Executive Officer Zimmer

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The Government Accountability Project

Founded in 1977, The Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, D.C., GAP is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, they lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally. GAP also conducts an accredited legal clinic for law students,

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