Unfortunately, not all lawyers are genuinely passionate about victims’ rights. Some see them only as a potential paycheck and nothing more. This is why it is so important to be careful when choosing your attorney after a car crash in [...]
If you are wondering whether you should file a personal injury lawsuit for your slip and fall lawsuit, you are probably wondering how much money you stand to receive. It is a natural question. After all, you need to know [...]
As the holidays approached in 2022, New Jersey workers pushed themselves hard to provide for their families, purchase presents, and cover the ever-increasing cost of living in the United States. The problem is that many of these workers were operating [...]
On June 5, 2019, four people doing masonry work on a building in Bordertown fell 50 feet to the ground when the scaffolding collapsed. The four construction workers were taken to a hospital to be treated for serious injuries. OSHA [...]
Workplace accidents at construction sites are a frightening occurrence that can permanently impact the victims. New Jersey has stiff laws in place that protect construction workers, but many injuries still go unreported and those who suffer avoidable injuries often don’t [...]
For all the dangerous activity going on, most construction sites are safe places to work. That is because of the countless safety inspections, routines, and reviews that go on. From the moment a worker steps onto the site to the moment [...]
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