Recent Blog Posts
How Technology Improvements May Protect Motorcyclists
Technology is constantly advancing. This is specifically true when it comes to transportation. Researching new technology to use in cars and other vehicles to make them more effective, comfortable, and safe is ongoing. Since crashes are so prevalent across the United States, finding ways to reduce them is essential. Car manufacturers know that buyers… Read More »
How Much Compensation Can I Get After a Construction Accident?
Construction accidents can lead to severe injuries, permanent disability, and death. There are several ways that construction accidents can happen, including electrocution, falls, crushing incidents, and more. After a construction accident, a worker may be unable to go back to work, may require considerable medical treatment, and have permanent injuries that impair them for… Read More »
How to Know if a Product that Injured You Was Defective
Consumers have rights and have certain protections under the law when they purchase various products. Specifically, consumers can, and should, expect that the products they buy will work the way that they are supposed to and not be dangerous to their wellbeing. Despite this, every year there are many recalls made of defective products… Read More »
Tips to Avoid Electrocutions Around Pools
During the summer, staying cool and having fun are priorities. Whether going to the beach or lake, jumping in a pool, or going to a waterpark, having fun in the water is always a favorite summertime activity. However, when swimming in a public pool or spa, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and… Read More »
Why Determining Liability is Important for a Personal Injury Claim
A person is likely to have the right to file a personal injury claim when another party’s negligent acts injure them. Car accidents, slip and fall incidents, or motorcycle crashes are all examples of some of the most common reasons why personal injury claims are filed. However, if an injured party decides to file… Read More »
Are Amusement Parks Regulated?
Whether you are planning a visit to Six Flags Great Adventure and Safari, The Funplex, Crystal Springs Family Waterpark, Morey’s Pier, or Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, what is true is that there is no limit to the number of amusement parks and water parks you can choose to enjoy with your friends and family… Read More »
The Most Common Waterpark Injuries
If you are ready to beat the heat and head out for a day of fun at a waterpark, it can be helpful to understand the risks that could be present. Even though there may be attendants at waterparks who are supposed to be watching out for your safety and that of your children,… Read More »
Does the “Assumption of Risk” Apply to New Jersey Amusement Park Visitors?
Most people understand there is some risk when going to an amusement park or waterpark. Safety is never completely guaranteed, and situations could arise that may lead to physical bodily harm. Some places, like amusement parks, may have a greater risk of injury accidents than others. It is always possible to be hurt at… Read More »
The Most Commonly Reported Amusement Park Accidents
Amusement parks are generally broken down into those that are fixed-site and those that are mobile. In New Jersey, Six Flags Great Adventure is one of the most popular amusement parks in the state. This is considered a fixed-site amusement park because it is a permanent location with permanent structures that do not travel…. Read More »
How Are Workers’ Compensation Claims Different from Workplace Accident Claims?
Workplace accident claims and workers’ compensation claims may seem interchangeable, but they are not. New Jersey follows a no-fault insurance system when a workplace accident happens and an employee files a workers’ compensation claim. In this system, there is no burden to prove negligence occurred in order for an injured worker to obtain benefits…. Read More »