In the legal world, negligence refers to a person's failure to use reasonable care, leading to a preventable accident that injures others. The concept of negligence is vital to personal injury claims in which victims seek compensation from injuries sustained during a preventable accident. A victim needs to prove negligence…
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When it comes to car accidents, New Jersey is a no-fault state. This means that if you get into a car accident in our state, your own auto insurance will be responsible for covering your damages, no matter who caused the accident. However, if the collision was caused by a…
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Tailgating is when a driver doesn't leave enough space between their vehicle and the vehicle in front of them. This can be extremely dangerous because the risk of an auto accident increases if there isn't a safe driving distance between two vehicles. Though tailgating is hazardous, many drivers still tailgate…
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A premises liability case occurs when a victim suffers injuries on someone's else property due to the property owner's negligence. In court, negligence is when someone fails their civic duty of minimizing harm to others and subsequently causes a dangerous accident that leaves victims injured. An example would be if…
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Vehicle rollover accidents are perhaps the most dangerous because victims of these accidents are more likely to suffer severe injuries. These accidents occur when a vehicle topples over, landing upside down or on its side. Trucks have a higher chance of rolling over because of their design and because they…
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If you're an American employee, you might have heard of "workers' comp". However, not everyone is informed on exactly what this is or who is eligible. Workers' compensation is a state-mandated insurance program that provides payment for certain employees who have been injured while on the job. There are certain…
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