On Behalf of Law Office of Donald W. Bedell | Jul 27, 2021 | Blog, Dog Bites
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...
On Behalf of Law Office of Donald W. Bedell | Jun 28, 2021 | Blog, Motor Vehicle Accidents
An article in Forbes magazine once announced that New Jersey had the second-worst drivers in the country. QuoteWizard, a service used by insurance agents, calls New Jersey the fourth-worst state for drivers in their 2020 annual best and worst drivers by state report....
On Behalf of Law Office of Donald W. Bedell | May 26, 2021 | Blog, Dog Bites
Personal injuries cause harm to hundreds of people every day. Dog bites fall into a special category as they result in unique injuries and require a tailored response. They also raise the question of liability issues in many circumstances. Best medical practices for...
On Behalf of Law Office of Donald W. Bedell | May 11, 2021 | Blog
After getting in an accident, you face many decisions. The fallout from the crash may leave you in a bind. When the other driver is negligent, you may have a solid case for a personal injury claim. However, it is common for the party’s insurer to offer you a...
On Behalf of Law Office of Donald W. Bedell | Dec 31, 2020 | Blog
Even if you do not own one, cats and kittens can be hard to avoid. After all, many feline owners allow their animals to roam freely in neighborhoods across New Jersey. Your friends and family members may also have cats in their homes. If a cat scratches, bites or...
On Behalf of Law Office of Donald W. Bedell | Feb 13, 2018 | Blog
Often, whenever someone is seriously injured or in danger, bystanders come to the rescue. Part of the fabric that holds us together as a society is the moral obligation to help each other whenever someone is in physical danger. Have you ever wondered if there is a...
