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Common Workplace Injuries for Police Officers

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Being a police officer can be a rewarding career, but it comes with its dangers. In fact, law enforcement has been regularly ranked as one of the 10 most dangerous occupations in the United States. This is especially true for police officers. Police officers, firefighters, and other first responders regularly risk harm to themselves… Read More »

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Motorcycle Rider Injured in Crash in Raritan

By Michael P. Burakoff |

When a motorcycle collides with a car, the results can be disastrous. Motorcycles are much smaller than cars. Plus, they have no safety features, often leaving riders with serious injuries. This recently happened in Raritan. A collision involving a motorcycle and a car left the rider with serious injuries. The accident happened on the… Read More »

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How AI Can Help Prevent Workplace Accidents

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Employers want to keep their workers safe while on the job. It just makes sense. Healthy workers are happy workers. Plus, workplace accidents can be complex and expensive to deal with. It’s best to avoid them altogether. But even if the employer requires safety training and provides the appropriate materials and gear for a… Read More »

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New Jersey Allows Employers to Seek Reimbursement After an Employee’s Car Accident

By Michael P. Burakoff |

An employer may file a subrogation claim against a tortfeasor involved in a car accident with their employee, according to a new ruling by the New Jersey Supreme Court. The court held in New Jersey Transit Corp. v. Sanchez that an employer may pursue a subrogation claim to seek reimbursement for workers’ compensation costs… Read More »

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Your Guide to Unemployment Benefits in New Jersey During the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Michael P. Burakoff |

A March 26 report by NorthJersey showed that a record number of people filed for unemployment insurance in New Jersey in the week that the government ordered “non-essential” businesses to close, and employers cut work hours for their workers to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease. If you are a New Jerseyan who… Read More »

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