How to Prove a Medical Professional Breached the Duty of Care
When you have been injured by the wrongful act of another person, you generally have the right to seek compensation for your losses—lost wages and income, … [Read more…]

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 pr… [Read more…]

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 time… [Read more…]

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 whethe… [Read more…]

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” aut… [Read more…]

The Requirement of Actual Loss
In the first two blogs in this series, we looked at the elements of a personal injury claimed based on negligence and went into greater detail about the first two: the breach of the duty o… [Read more…]

Proving that a Medical Professional Did Not Provide the Appropriate Level of Care

In most personal injury claims, the legal theory upon which recovery is sought is negligence. To prove negligence, you must show that… [Read more…]