The Duties of Property Owners in New Jersey’s Winter Weather In New Jersey, as in all states, a residential or commercial property owner has a duty to reasonably monitor and maintain the premises in a way that minimizes the risk of injury to anyone legally on the property. How does that apply when a person […]
Who Is Responsible When Poor Road Conditions Contribute to an Accident? Winter can be brutal in New Jersey, with an average of nearly two feet of snow every year. Snowy and icy conditions can make driving treacherous, leading to countless accidents when drivers struggle to stop or control a vehicle. When there’s an accident due […]
The Elements Required in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit In the weeks and months after a fatal accident, it’s absolutely essential that you take the time to grieve your loss. At some point, though, you’ll need to decide whether you want to take legal action to recover for your losses. No amount of money can undo […]
In New Jersey, the owner of property may have a duty to remove snow and ice buildup. If you fall on steps, a sidewalk or a parking lot, you want an experienced attorney to protect your rights. Call the Lee Law Firm at 973-315-9080 or visit https://edleelawprod.wpengine.com. #edwardleelaw #slipandfall
Defective Design | Defective Manufacturing | Failure to Provide Adequate Warnings One of the more common causes of injury on construction sites is the malfunction or breakdown of tools, machinery, equipment and other products. When you are injured in an accident involving exposure to a dangerous or defective device or product, you have a right to seek […]
Protecting Your Right to Insurance Benefits It’s unfortunately an all too common occurrence. You suffer an injury because of someone else’s negligence or carelessness, and you notify your insurance provider(s) in a timely manner. To your surprise, a letter arrives from the insurance company, advising you that coverage has been denied. What are your options? Do you […]
Recovering Full and Fair Compensation for Your Injuries It’s a pretty common occurrence. You have a friend with a motorcycle and you need to go somewhere. Your friend offers you a ride and you accept. Unfortunately, he makes a bad decision while on the road and you suffer an injury. There may not have even […]
What Happens When You Are Partially Responsible for Your Own Injuries? When you have suffered loss because of the wrongful or careless act of another person, you have the right to seek compensation for your injuries. As a practical matter, though, it’s relatively common for there to be multiple causes of an accident. In fact, […]
Third Party Responsibility for Injuries Suffered In the aftermath of a motor vehicle accident, it’s customary to look to the at-fault driver to recover compensation for any losses. In New Jersey, with its “no-fault” auto insurance laws, even though you file a claim with your own insurer, your insurance company will ultimately look to the […]
What You Can Expect to Recover When a Loved One Dies in an Accident When your loved one dies because of the carelessness or negligence of another person, there’s no amount of money that can make you whole again. Nonetheless, you may experience financial loss on a daily basis, particularly if your loved one was […]
Understanding Your Rights after a Canine Attack While it’s more often the case that a dog is man’s best friend, there are situations, where a dog has been trained to be aggressive, has been mistreated, or has not been properly socialized, where a dog can cause serious injury or even death. What are your rights […]
Your Rights When You Are Partially Responsible for Your Own Injuries In the bulk of personal injury claims, the injured person was entirely a victim of the carelessness or negligence of others. However, in many such situations, the injured person also engaged in negligent behavior, either causing or exacerbating their injuries. If you were partially responsible for […]
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