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Pedestrian Deaths On The Rise

By Michael P. Burakoff |

With so many cities focusing on becoming friendlier for pedestrians and bicyclists, you would assume that these accidents and fatalities would decrease. But the truth is that the opposite has occurred. In 2020, shortly after COVID started ravaging the world, fatal pedestrian accidents started to spike. Pedestrian deaths were up by 21%. Two years… Read More »

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Construction Worker Killed In New Jersey Crane Accident

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Construction sites are home to many dangers, including heavy equipment and machinery such as tractors, cranes, dump trucks, and more. These machines can pin a worker, causing fatalities. Sadly, this was recently the case in New Jersey. A man was killed by a crane in a construction accident in Newburgh on the afternoon of… Read More »

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New Jersey Man Killed While Learning To Drive Motorcycle

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Going from driving a car to riding a motorcycle can be a huge learning curve. You’re going from four wheels to two, and learning how to balance can be hard to do at first. That’s why beginners should stay away from busy areas until they learn the ropes. Unfortunately, a New Jersey man who… Read More »

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Sam’s Club Grapes Not Liable For Woman’s Slip And Fall

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Slips and falls can happen in a variety of places, including restaurants, grocery stores, parking lots, sidewalks, stairs, and even a person’s own home. When they happen, the victim often wants to blame someone else so they can obtain compensation for their injuries. But as one recent case in New Jersey shows, the business… Read More »

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40% Of Family Doctors Faced Medical Malpractice Lawsuits In 2021

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Medical malpractice happens a lot in the healthcare industry—more than you might think. The good news is that it decreased by 8% from 2019 to  2021, but still, more than 40% of family physicians were sued that year. The decrease is likely due to the COVID pandemic. People haven’t been able to get elective… Read More »

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Is Your Workplace Safe?

By Michael P. Burakoff |

When we go to work each day, we hope to work in a safe environment. However, not everyone has that opportunity. In fact, more than 30% of the workers surveyed by Andrews Air Quality say that their workplace is an “accident waiting to happen.” Not only that, but nearly 60% of the 2,000 adults… Read More »

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Bicyclist Killed In Crash With Pickup Truck

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Riding bikes is a favorite pastime of many children. Bicycles provide fun and adventure for kids who cannot yet legally drive, plus they allow riders to get to school, friends’ houses, and other desirable destinations. However, bicycles are small and can be unpredictable. These issues make accidents more likely, and unfortunately, a crash with… Read More »

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NJ Candy Company Recalling Products For Possible Salmonella

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Many of us love chocolate and nothing would be worse than getting sick from it. Unfortunately, this could be a possibility for those who have eaten Kinder chocolate products. New Jersey-based Ferrero U.S.A. Inc., which manufactures the popular chocolates, has recalled some of its products due to possible salmonella contamination. The recall was issued… Read More »

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