With the spooks of Halloween nothing but a distant memory and the last of the Thanksgiving leftovers gone from the refrigerator, it’s time for the last major holiday of the year. Coincidentally this also means a huge surge in the number of New Jersey residents trying to wrap up on their holiday shopping…and a sharp… [ Read More ]
When you get injured on private property, getting compensation is usually straight-forward. After all, all private property owners and businesses have a duty to provide for the care of individuals who are invited onto their land. What happens if you get injured on public property, though? Is it the government’s responsibility to keep public property… [ Read More ]
Slip and Fall Accident Statistics Would you be surprised to learn that over one million individuals will go the ER this year for injuries stemming from a slip and fall accident? While slip and fall claims have been sensationalized in the media, these types of accidents can and often do result in serious injuries.… [ Read More ]
Elements of a Premises Liability Claim If you are injured on someone else’s property, who pays for the medical bills and other expenses? If you can meet the elements of premises liability, the property owner will be on the hook for your injuries. Here is a short guide to proving a premises case. What Is… [ Read More ]
When a person is injured on someone else’s property, the injured person may be able to successfully assert a premises liability claim against the property owner for his or her injuries. The success of these claims depends on the strength of the evidence presented to show that the property owner’s negligence caused the injury. Accordingly,… [ Read More ]
Slips and falls happen. Sometimes, they occur because the person who falls is being careless. However, other times, it is because the property owner has not sufficiently warned or dealt with a hazard on the premises and the hazard causes the slip and fall. In the former scenario, those who slip and fall generally do… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
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