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Property owners must actively assess and address potential security risks on their premises, especially in areas known for crime. Failing to do so can leave them liable if a crime occurs and a visitor gets hurt.

For most people, bankruptcy is an avenue of last resort, only to be considered when everything else has been tried and has failed. It is unfortunate that people view bankruptcy this way as they frequently waste considerable sums of money and even lose valuable assets trying to avoid bankruptcy that could have been protected in bankruptcy. If you are facing financial hardship and are considering filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy you should consult with an experienced New Jersey bankruptcy attorney; however, in the meantime there are some common considerations that may help you decide if filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy is right for you.

When an accident happens, it’s natural to question who’s responsible. But what if you were partly to blame? Many injured people assume that being even slightly at fault means they cannot recover compensation. Fortunately, under New Jersey law, that’s not always the case. The state’s comparative negligence rule allows you to seek damages even when you share some responsibility for the accident.

Understanding Comparative Negligence in New Jersey

New Jersey follows what’s known as a modified comparative negligence system.
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When a loved one moves into a nursing home, families trust that they’ll receive the care, respect, and dignity they deserve. Unfortunately, some facilities fail to meet those standards, putting vulnerable residents at risk of abuse or neglect. Recognizing the warning signs early can help protect your loved one’s health and safety and ensure accountability when care falls short.

Understanding Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

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When you file a personal injury claim in New Jersey, facts and evidence are at the heart of your case. But sometimes, the details are complex—too technical for a jury or even a judge to fully understand without help.
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When you’ve been hurt in an accident in New Jersey, one of the first questions you might ask is how much your case is worth. While every situation is different, settlements are usually based on a combination of economic and non-economic damages. Understanding how these factors are considered can help you know what to expect when negotiating with an insurance company or taking a Read more . . .

Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in Monmouth County

Motorcycling offers freedom on the open road, but in Monmouth County, it also comes with real risks. Our winding coastal routes and busy county roads can be unforgiving when drivers fail to see or respect motorcyclists. Even experienced riders can face life-changing injuries when other motorists are careless.

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A slip on a wet floor. A collision at a busy intersection. In an instant, life can change dramatically. Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) are among the most serious and life-altering injuries a person can experience. They can lead to permanent loss of mobility, chronic pain, and long-term medical needs.
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You got hurt at work. You followed the rules, reported the injury, and expected your medical bills and lost wages would be covered. But instead of approval, you received a denial letter. Now what?

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If you're facing mounting debt, endless calls from creditors, or the threat of lawsuits, bankruptcy may be your only way out. But for many people in New Jersey, filing for bankruptcy isn’t about giving up—it’s about getting back on track. The process might seem intimidating at first, but understanding each step can bring clarity and peace of mind.

Here’s what you can expect from start to finish when filing for bankruptcy in New Jersey, including how a Read more . . .