NJ Appellate Court gives the OK for woman to sue gym when she fell over a belt left on the ground.
In a recent, unpublished opinion the Appellate Court in NJ allowed a suit to continue against a gym, where she tripped over a weightlifting belt at a New York Sports Club in Livingston, NJ.
What happens if you are injured in an auto accident involving a ride sharing vehicle?
In an attempt to limit liability, Uber and Lyft label their driver’s as independent contractors, not employees.
Drowning Prevention & Safety
Tips to keep your children safe this summer.
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie!
Does a dog sleeping inside your home’s hallway create a dangerous condition?
Make sure that your child’s car seats are installed correctly
Recent studies indicate that ¾ of all car seats are installed incorrectly.
Slashing the E-Z Pass rental fees
How a NJ Assembly member is hitting back against hidden fees from rental car agencies.
New Healthcare Bill limits pain and suffering damages in medical malpractice lawsuits.
The GOP Bill will make $250,000 the maximum amount recoverable for non-economic damages.
NJ Hospitals are required to provide emergency medical care, even if a patient has no insurance.
The New Jersey Law states that hospitals shall not deny appropriate service to patients based on their ability to pay or the source of payment.
Motorcycle Rider’s Case Settles for $1,250,000.
Negligence and Wrongful Death Lawsuit Yields $1.25 Million for Family.
Walmart is now on the hook for car accidents caused by its employees
As the company attempts to compete with Amazon, Walmart has begun to test out a delivery program where store employees will deliver packages while driving to and from work.