Toms River New Jersey Personal Injury Law Blog
How does drowsy driving cause crashes?
New Jersey residents like you may have heard of the phenomenon of drowsy driving. This behavior, though dangerous, is unfortunately somewhat common. Many drivers may be engaging in drowsy driving without even realizing how dangerous it is. But drowsy driving does not...
Why dogs attack and how to protect yourself
During a 14-year span that ended in 2018, 471 Americans died as the result of dog bite injuries. A victims’ rights organization, Dogsbite.org, says pit bulls caused two-thirds of all deaths followed by Rottweilers, which accounted for 10%. Still, professional dog...
Sanitation worker wins over $4M for commercial vehicle accident
New Jersey’s sanitation workers do not expect life-altering events to take place during their early morning work shifts. A Tom’s River man, however, experienced one such event at 5:30 a.m. while working on his twenty-seventh birthday. As reported by Jersey Shore...
3 arguments for the no-fault system
The no-fault insurance system is one that people love to debate in New Jersey. You may be one of those who wish lawmakers would do away with it, which is understandable since no-fault insurance rates in the state are quite high. Not having to have personal injury...
How companies can keep their workers safe
Employers in New Jersey and throughout the country should strive to ensure that their employees are protected from workplace hazards. Hazards could include poor air quality, exposure to toxic materials and injuries caused by repetitive motion. Individuals who are...
September 15 marks beginning of Brake Safety Week, 2019
Brake violations among commercial truckers is a widespread issue. Many truckers in New Jersey and across the U.S. fail to maintain their vehicles, which only raises their chances of being in a crash. During the 2018 International Roadcheck, a three-day inspection...
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How flaggers can stay safe while on a job site
Flaggers in New Jersey and throughout the country can be at high risk for getting hurt or killed on the job. In 2017, 132 flaggers were killed in traffic crashes that occurred in work zones. However, there are things that these workers can do to minimize the chances...
Injured in a distracted driving accident? You are not alone
Like many other people in New Jersey, you probably feel pretty attached to your smartphone. These small devices are much more than just phones, providing everything from GPS directions to internet access to video games. While undoubtedly entertaining -- and maybe even...
Summer’s biggest safety hazards for construction workers
There are five safety hazards that construction workers and employers in New Jersey need to look out for during summer. Some of these are linked to one another. The most prominent danger is fatigue from the heat. Fatigued employees will make poor judgments, have slow...
