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4 Killed in Wrong-Way Crash on New Jersey Turnpike
It can be easy for a driver to end up in the wrong direction on the freeway. This is especially true late at night, when low visibility, fatigue, confusion, and drunk driving may all play a role. Sadly, four people were recently killed in a wrong-way crash on the New Jersey Turnpike. All were… Read More »
Man Injured in Forklift Accident at Old Dominion Freight Line
Forklifts and other machines are often used in warehouses and freight facilities to haul heavy materials. While these machines make tasks easier, they need to be used properly. One wrong move while using a forklift can lead to a serious accident. A man was recently injured in a workplace accident at the Old Dominion… Read More »
How Bad Distracted Driving is in New Jersey
Cell phones. Radios. Passengers. Pets. Driving comes with so many distractions nowadays. It is so hard to pay attention to the road when you have a dog moving around the vehicle, children screaming in the backseat, and your spouse texting you every minute. Driving requires a driver’s full attention at all times, but let’s… Read More »
Inmate’s Job Claim Outside Scope of NJ Workers’ Compensation
When it comes to workplace injuries, you just never know what the court will decide. However, if you try to use the state’s workers’ compensation law for non-injury claims, you will get your claim denied, as seen in this recent case in New Jersey. In a recent decision from New Jersey Department of Corrections… Read More »
2 Teens Killed in E-Bike Accident
E-bikes are growing in popularity. While these bikes can be safe if operated properly, there are motor vehicle drivers who will intentionally hit these riders. Sadly, this was recently the case in New Jersey, and it led to fatalities. Two 17-year-old girls were fatally struck while riding their electric bikes in Cranford on the… Read More »
NJ Court Rules Homeowners Not Liable for Slip on Icy Sidewalk During Renovation
Are homeowners liable for slips and falls outside their home when the house is unoccupied? A recent ruling says no. A New Jersey appeals court has confirmed that homeowners are not responsible for a pedestrian slipping on the icy sidewalk in front of their house while the property was undergoing renovations. The case centered… Read More »
Crane Truck Crashes Through Home
Nobody thinks that construction equipment like a crane truck is going to crash through a home, but it did just that in New Jersey. While nobody was injured, there was a lot of damage involved. There was also a lot of noise and drama in the typically quiet neighborhood. A crane truck weighing 30… Read More »
Teen Killed in Head-on Crash in Jackson Township
It is always sad when a teen is killed in a car accident. Sadly, a recent crash in New Jersey led to the fatality of a 16-year-old boy. The teen was killed in a head-on car accident on the evening of October 8 in Jackson Township. A Ford F-150 pickup truck was heading east… Read More »
Wet Floor Signs and How They Affect Premises Liability Claims
When in a building, you might see a “Wet Floor” sign in a hallway or near a restroom. These signs are indicators that you should walk extra carefully. One of the most common hazards in commercial properties is a wet floor. While many businesses use “Wet Floor” signs to warn customers, it’s important to… Read More »
How Employers Can Prevent Falls on Construction Sites
Falls are the leading cause of death in the construction industry, accounting for thousands of serious injuries and fatalities each year. Unlike other workplace accidents, falls can cause catastrophic injuries in an instant. Workers may suffer broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, or death. Because construction workers often operate at significant heights,… Read More »
