If you get into an accident, an ambulance may show up when you call the cops to make a report. If you do not accept medical care at that time, can you still sue for compensation later? You can, but you should also know that this might open you up…
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Many accidents occur due to one driver’s error or negligence, but sometimes another factor outside of any driver’s control can help cause a collision. Dangerous road conditions are a good example of something that can contribute to an accident, but who can be held liable for that? Our New Jersey…
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If you get injured on an unsafe sidewalk, who gets held accountable? Well, if the city was in charge of maintaining that sidewalk, they could be sued just like anyone else. There are some unique rules to worry about, but our New Jersey sidewalk accident lawyers can answer your questions…
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As an adult, you are probably confident in your ability to accurately gauge how dangerous a situation or object could be. Children are usually not as competent when it comes to threat assessment, and the law accounts for that by holding property owners accountable for things like “attractive nuisances.” These…
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If you get injured by a car, you may think about suing for compensation. Can you still sue if you were doing something wrong though, like jaywalking? In cases like these, you could be seen as partly responsible for causing the accident. However, that does not necessarily mean that you…
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When you step onto someone else’s property, there should be some assumption that it is safe. This applies to a stadium where a sports event is being held too. There are some assumed risks when you attend a baseball or hockey game, but the venue itself should still be relatively…
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