BREAD AND BREAKFAST DIVORCE
A "Bread and Breakfast Divorce" in New Jersey refers to a situation where a couple is legally separated but continues to live under the same roof. This term is often used to describe a scenario where the couple has decided to divorce but, for various reasons such as...
DWI-Charges related to driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
Losing your driver's license can have significant implications on your daily life, making it difficult to commute to work, school, or handle other responsibilities. We specialize in the complexities of DUI/DWI laws and regulations. We will evaluate the details of your...
Falsifying/Altering Medical Records
Falsifying medical records is generally considered unethical and illegal in practically all jurisdictions, including New Jersey. It undermines the integrity of healthcare systems and can have serious consequences for both patients and healthcare professionals. Medical...
Mediation-A Practical Alternative
Lawsuit mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in which a neutral third party, known as a mediator, assists disputing parties in reaching a mutually acceptable resolution to their legal dispute. This process is commonly used in personal injury...
Suing the Government-The N.J. Tort Claims Act
The New Jersey Tort Claims Act (Title 59 of the New Jersey Statutes) is legislation that outlines the procedures and limitations for filing a lawsuit against public entities and public employees in the state of New Jersey. The law, commonly known as “Title 59,”...
Leaving the scene of an accident
Leaving the scene of an accident without stopping and providing information is a serious offense in New Jersey, as it is in many other jurisdictions. In New Jersey, it is a legal requirement for drivers involved in an accident to stop immediately at the scene and...
Litigating Uber/Lyft Claims
Both Uber and Lyft are required to provide insurance coverage for their drivers. This coverage typically includes liability coverage, uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, and contingent comprehensive and collision coverage. Rideshare drivers are required to have...
New Bad Faith Law In New Jersey
Earlier this year, Governor Phil Murphy signed into law Senate Bill 1559, now known as the New Jersey Insurance Fair Conduct Act (Act), that created a new statutory cause of action for bad faith in first-party insurance claims in the state of New Jersey. Prior to...
New Jersey’s Comparative Negligence Rule
New Jersey has adopted a modified comparative fault rule in cases where the plaintiff is partly at fault for their own injuries. Under comparative fault, each party is responsible for their own percentage share of fault in an accident and a plaintiff’s damages will be...
Preservation of Evidence
The preservation of evidence is a critical aspect of personal injury cases, and it's where the expertise of a personal injury attorney truly shines. These legal professionals play a pivotal role in ensuring that crucial evidence is safeguarded and properly documented,...
Mastering the Art of Negotiation: How Personal Injury Attorneys Use Expert Techniques
Personal injury attorneys are skilled negotiators, and their ability to employ various techniques can make all the difference when securing a favorable settlement for their clients. In a realm where every case is unique and the stakes are high, these legal...
Beware the Statute of Limitations
In the realm of legal matters, time is not just a fleeting concept but a critical factor that can make or break a case. The statute of limitations varies depending on the nature of the claim and jurisdiction. It is crucial not to delay if you think you may have a a...


