NJ Laws Regarding Driving Trucks and SUVs That Are Lifted

It is common to see lifted trucks and SUVs on New Jersey roads. Drivers may decide to lift their trucks and SUVs because they think that it looks “cool” or because they think that it can enhance their vehicle’s performance. However, driving a truck or SUV that is lifted can be very dangerous, especially to…

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Welcome Joe Gable to the Ferrara & Gable Team

Please join us in welcoming Joe Gable to the Ferrara & Gable team.  For those of you who don’t know Joe, not only is he a talented trial attorney but a great contributor to both our legal and local community. Joe is a certified civil trial attorney who is passionate helping people who’ve been hurt…

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Worst Drivers in the Country Ranked: How Did New Jersey Do?

A study was recently released, which ranked every state’s driving from worst to best across the country. There were several different metrics used in the study, which consisted of various types of dangerous behaviors that led to fatal crashes. As a result, many New Jersey residents may be curious to know where The Garden State…

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What to Do After a Hit-And-Run in New Jersey

While any type of car accident can be stressful and frustrating, hit-and-run accidents cause a lot of confusion that other car accidents typically do not. The reason for this is because hit-and-run accident victims not only have injuries and property damage, but the responsible driver has fled the scene, leaving them feeling lost and confused…

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What Are the Staffing Requirements for New Jersey Nursing Homes?

One of the first questions asked by families touring and visiting nursing homes usually involves staffing. They want to know that their elderly family member or loved one will receive the appropriate care and attention around-the-clock and as needed, which is completely understandable. Nursing homes are required to meet certain staffing requirements in order to…

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What Does Nursing Malpractice Look Like?

When most people think about medical malpractice, they think about doctors or surgeons making errors, resulting in injuries, disabilities, illnesses, and other complications. Nurses may not always be named a malpractice case because most people put all the blame on their doctor or the policies of a facility. However, any type of healthcare provider can…

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