Who is Liable if I am Injured on a Public Train?

Each day, a large number of individuals rely on public transportation. Statistics report that there are 3,000 train accidents that result in approximately 1,000 fatalities each year. While many people safely arrive at their destination, there are some cases in which individuals are harmed by public transportation. These accidents encompass any type of injury experienced…

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Can I File a Lawsuit on Behalf of My Child?

When children are injured, parents frequently have questions about how to pursue legal actions on behalf of their children. A child’s exact age and mental state will significantly influence how parents should handle these cases. If your child is involved in an accident, it is a wise idea to obtain the assistance of a skilled…

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What To Do After A Car Accident [Infographic]

I was recently contacted by Elite Auto who has produced a great infographic on what to do if you’re ever in a car accident or crash.   In addition to these pointers, if the other driver caused the crash, remember not to speak to the other driver’s insurance company until you’ve spoken to an attorney. If…

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“Sharks” Emerging In Elder Home-Care Field

Instead of using nursing homes, some families choose to hire a caregiver to provide assistance to seniors within their own homes. This option helps those who need extra assistance feel more at ease and can provide peace of mind to loved ones. There are many agencies available to assist families and seniors attempting to find…

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Lack Of Care In Nursing Homes Results In Lawsuits

New Jersey residents have probably heard horrifying news reports about nursing home abuse and neglect. Unfortunately, this is because lack of proper care in nursing homes is a more common occurrence that many readers may think. The result is a rise in the number of lawsuits filed against nursing homes. Federal standards passed in 1987…

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Ten Most Common Mistakes By Plaintiff’s Counsel

1) Getting in over you head. Don’t even think about taking a medical malpractice case unless you previously sat as “second chair” for several trials and know medical malpractice law and evidence law cold. 2) Not properly screening the case. You need to work with competent staff, ideally with nurses and doctors, to do a…

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