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Could You Be Responsible if Your Dog Causes A Traffic Accident? Possibly

A picture of my dog. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) A recent national survey of pet owners disclosed that 39% of all households in the U.S. include at least one dog. (1) That equates to a lot of people enjoying the benefits of their canine companions, but with those benefits come responsibilities,…

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Basic Steps to Help You Recover Damages from a Motor Vehicle Accident

A Chevrolet Malibu involved in a rollover crash (Photo credit: Wikipedia) A motor vehicle accident can shake up even an experienced driver. Staying calm and following a few basic steps can help you collect insurance claims or file a personal injury lawsuit if it comes to that. First, stay at…

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When An Accident Results from Distracted Driving Are Both Parties to the Text Responsible?

Texting on a qwerty keypad phone (Photo credit: Wikipedia) By now most people are aware that distracted driving – particularly talking or, perhaps worse, texting on cell phones – is to blame for an increasing number of motor vehicle accidents. Studies show texting drivers have a slower reaction time than…

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Bullying Victim to Receive $4.2 Million in Settlement with School District

Schloss Rosenstein (Photo credit: Sapperlott) Earlier this month, a $4.2 million settlement of a lawsuit against the Ramsey School District by the family of a former student who was left paralyzed as a result of a bullying incident was announced. This settlement is thought to be the largest yet in…

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Appeals Court Rules That Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit against Church Can Proceed

Fischerhude Chruch (Photo credit: Wikipedia) A New Jersey State appeals court recently ruled that a trial judge acted too quickly when granting summary judgment to a Hudson County church involved in a slip-and-fall lawsuit, proving that where responsibility lies in such accidents is not always clear-cut. (1) In November 2008,…

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Motorist Fined after Failure to Clear Truck Results in Injuries to another Driver

The third generation Isuzu Elf (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Although New Jersey didn’t see much snow and ice this winter, residents should not forget their responsibility to clean off their vehicles when the harsh weather returns. Just last week, a municipal court judge ruled against a driver who forgot to do…

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Judge: PIP Does Not Preclude Accident Victims from Recovering Excess Medical Expenses

Image via Wikipedia Does Personal Injury Protection (PIP) limit a motorist’s right to sue for medical expenses to treat injuries suffered in a car crash? The answer lies in the interpretation of the no-fault insurance laws. If, after reading the following, you need a Hunterdon County lawyer to assist you…

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