Toms River New Jersey Personal Injury Law Blog
Watch for health problems after falling on stairs
A slip and fall down a flight of stairs can sometimes constitute a medical emergency. After a stair fall, people may experience unconsciousness, severe bleeding or bone fractures. Even if you get through a stair fall without needing to go to the hospital, it does not...
Think twice before accepting your insurance company’s first offer
After a New Jersey car crash, you may have serious injuries that lead to hefty medical bills. You may, too, have to work with your insurance company to secure compensation to cover this and other related expenses. During your communications with your insurance...
Do you need to tell your employer about a work-related injury?
Getting hurt at work may result in feelings of embarrassment or concerns about keeping your job. You may worry that your employer, frustrated with the situation, will let you go or take disciplinary action. Even though you may not want to tell your employer what...
Can reliance on vehicle safety features lead to collisions?
As manufacturers continue to move toward the end-goal of a fully autonomous vehicle, drivers rely on more and more electronic features to keep them safe. These advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) cover a range of potential hazards such as blind spot monitoring...
Road, bike deaths rose in 2020 despite fewer cars on roads
Last year, fewer motorists took to the roadways across New Jersey and the rest of the nation, but this did not lead to a decline in road fatalities. Instead, road and cyclist deaths both increased in 2020. This raises questions about what is causing the uptick and...
Protecting elderly loved ones from falling
Falls can have a substantial effect on the quality of life for older adults in New Jersey. Even minor falls can cause serious injuries that impact victims' independence. Families and caretakers can play a meaningful role in preventing falls through education and...
Can taking prescription medication lead to a car crash?
Even though impaired driving has historically meant someone getting behind the wheel under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the definition has evolved in recent years. Both prescription and over-the-counter medication has become strong enough to dramatically impact...
Maintaining professional connections during an injury
Getting hurt at work can create challenges in both your professional life and your personal life. If you have the desire to return to work after your injury, you may wonder how to keep in contact with your employer throughout your recovery. Just because you need to...
After an auto injury, should you accept a quick settlement?
New Jersey is a no-fault insurance state. After an auto injury, your insurance policy may help to cover your medical bills and a portion of your lost earnings, regardless of who caused the accident. Unfortunately, as a business, your insurance company may try to deny...
When is a dog owner responsible for a bite in New Jersey?
When a dog bites you or someone you love, your first concern may be seeking medical attention. Once the dust settles and you secure treatment for you or your loved one’s wound, you may start wondering who is going to foot the bill for the treatment received. Unlike...
