Monthly Archives: September 2020
Can You Challenge the Denial of Your Insurance Claim in New Jersey?
Auto insurance companies routinely deny claims following car accidents. While there are valid reasons to deny an accident claim in New Jersey, policyholders may also deal with bad faith insurance claim denials. After reviewing your personal injury claim following your crash, an insurer may look for all kinds of reasons to deny coverage. However,… Read More »
Who’s Liable for Electrocution Accidents at Construction Sites in New Jersey?
Specific groups of workers working at construction sites, including power installers and electricians, are particularly at risk for electrocution accidents. However, any worker or even a passerby can be exposed to electrical current at a construction site in New Jersey. But who can be held liable for electrocution accidents at construction sites? Causes of… Read More »
Liability for Amusement Park Injuries in New Jersey
On a sunny and warm day in summer, a trip to a water or amusement park is a great way to create life-long memories and have fun with your family. Unfortunately, amusement park accidents are not uncommon, and visitors, including small children, can suffer serious injuries, including: Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) Spinal cord injuries… Read More »
Potentially Liable Parties in a UPS Accident in New Jersey
New Jersey motorists see the United Parcel Service’s iconic brown delivery vans every single day. Many Americans rely on UPS due to the delivery company’s focus on speed and efficiency. However, UPS drivers’ obsession with speed and efficiency often turns into negligence and carelessness, which can lead to preventable motor vehicle accidents. A recent… Read More »
