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New Jersey Boaters May Face Tougher Penalties for Leaving the Scene of an Accident

Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer – the season that draws many people to the water for recreation. Those whose warm-weather activities include boating should be aware of pending legislation that would increase the penalty for anyone leaving the scene of a boating accident in New Jersey waters.…

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Bill Would Encourage Parents to Think Twice Before Drinking and Driving with Children on Board

Parents who drink and drive with children in their car may face tougher penalties than other drivers who drink and drive alone or with other adults in their car. A proposed bill to make the stiffer penalties a law is currently under consideration in New Jersey. New Jersey Assemblyman Charles…

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Appellate Court Confirms Car Dealer’s Responsibility for Crash Caused by Tire Blowout

A New Jersey car dealership recently lost its appeal of a $5.5 million judgment against it in connection with a motor vehicle accident that seriously injured several members of a New Jersey family. (1) According to reports, Roy Allen and several family members suffered injuries when the rear tire of…

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Dangers of Distracted Driving Highlighted Throughout April

Tomorrow begins National Distracted Driving Awareness Month and law enforcement officials in Somerset County as well as other communities will step up efforts to ensure motorists keep their eyes on the road. (1) Distracted driving is defined as engaging in any activity that takes the driver’s attention away from the…

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Two Recent Blasts Serve as Reminders to Take Precautions to Avoid Gas Explosions

In the past two weeks, two major explosions occurred in New Jersey and neighboring New York City, resulting in lost lives, numerous injuries and devastating property damage. Both explosions are suspected to be the result of natural gas leaks. On March 4, an explosion tore through a Ewing, N.J. townhouse…

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Ignition Switch Problem Causes General Motors Recall of Out-of-Production Cars

Automobile recalls are nothing unusual, but the recall announced by General Motors recently has the automaker facing some serious issues and some unique obstacles as well. Last week, GM released a statement regarding its plans to recall about 780,000 Chevrolet Cobalts and Pontiac G5 cars because of faulty ignition switches.…

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Despite Stiff Penalties, Distracted Driving Continues at Alarming Rate

Recently a California woman was charged with speeding and distracted driving for wearing the newly-designed Google Glass (headgear that enables the wearer to view a computer screen) while behind the wheel. Those charges were dismissed last week only because it could not be proven that the computer device was operating…

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