Personal Injury
How to Appeal an Insurance Company’s Decision
Sometimes insurance companies fail to pay medical claims. Fortunately, in these situations, there are steps that a person can take to appeal the insurance company’s decision. Among other options, the Affordable Care Act provides individuals the right to disagree by filing an appeal. If you decide to appeal, an insurance company will review your case…
Read MoreInjuries Due to Artificial Hips
Hip replacements represent a significant advancement in medical technology. Artificial hips that are defective in design or manufacture, however, can result in serious problems including injuries that result in large medical bills and extensive pain. As a result, patients whose lives are negatively impacted by hip replacements should not hesitate to obtain the assistance of…
Read MoreSteps to Receiving a Cash Settlement After an Accident
Each year, a large number of individuals are involved in accidents that leave them with large medical bills and lost wages. These expenses can result in individuals facing a large amount of debt. Fortunately, accident victims are legally entitled to claim compensation for various types of damages that can arise from accidents. While this right…
Read MoreConsumer Protection Against Harmful Defective Products
Dangerous medications, equipment that breaks while in use, faulty automobile parts, and toys with lead paint are some of the most common types of defective products that can seriously injure and even kill consumers. To determine whether you are at risk of being harmed by a defective product, it can help to obtain the assistance…
Read MoreFive Common Misconceptions About Motorcycle Insurance
Insurance companies spend a significant amount of time and money proving that they are capable of being trusted by consumers. These companies can still be difficult to deal with, however, when motorcycle accidents occur. There are many misconceptions that people have about motorcycle insurance. One thing that people fail to realize that New Jersey is…
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About New Jersey’s Good Samaritan Laws
When accidents occur, the help of a Good Samaritan can save the day. Named after the parable in the Bible about a traveler who helps an injured man on the road, these laws use the term “Good Samaritan” to describe those who provide aid to another. While there is no legal duty either at the…
Read MoreThe Role of New Jersey’s Discovery Rule and Statute of Limitations
In the state of New Jersey, personal injury claims have a time frame of two years in which they must be initiated. People who fail to initiate a claim within this amount of time will be prohibited from pursuing a case. As a result, it is often imperative that people who are injured in an…
Read MoreThe Role of Umbrella Policies in Accident Insurance
Many insurance policies perform two important functions in providing a way for the help needed by injured parties and protecting the assets that people involved in accidents own. This type of protection is referred to as liability coverage. For people who are involved in lawsuits, the relevant type of liability coverage you hold can sometimes…
Read MoreNew Jersey Laws Surrounding Rideshare Accidents
Ridesharing has become a popular mode of transportation, but it raises unique issues when deciding how to travel between places. Many customers are left uncertain about how liability issues will be determined in cases involving Uber and Lyft riders because drivers for the company are independent contractors rather than employees. Rideshare companies report that their…
Read More4 Important Facts About Malnutrition in the Elderly
Elderly malnutrition involves an elderly person either not receiving a sufficient amount of food or not being provided the right type of food. Failure to properly obtain sufficient vitamins or minerals can result in an elderly person becoming malnourished, which can quickly lead to serious health complications. There are currently around 1.6 million nursing home…
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