A defective product claim can become more complicated when the injured consumer cannot determine who manufactured the item.
An autopsy can provide valuable evidence about how and why a person died, but it is not automatically required before a wrongful death claim may be filed in New Jersey.
A dog does not have to bite someone to cause a serious injury.
After a slip and fall accident, injured people often want to know how long it will take to receive compensation.
When purchasing auto insurance in New Jersey, drivers must make an important decision: choose the Limited Right to Sue or the Unlimited Right to Sue.
Before a lawsuit may proceed as a class action, the proposed class must satisfy several certification requirements.
An independent contractor injured on a New Jersey construction site may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit.
A serious truck accident can prevent an injured person from returning to work for weeks, months, or permanently.
Choosing the right attorney is an important step after a suspected medical error.
If you are injured because of a dangerous condition on someone else’s property, proving that the accident occurred may not be enough to recover compensation.
