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A storm is not automatically an "act of God." When a falling tree, flooded-road crash or post-storm hazard causes an injury, liability can depend on what happened before, during and after the storm.
Thirteen people were hospitalized after an employee shuttle bus struck a concrete barrier at Newark Liberty International Airport on August 31, 2026. What victims of a commercial bus crash should know about their rights.
An Uber or Lyft accident may look like an ordinary car crash, but which insurance policy applies often depends on what the driver was doing in the app when the collision happened.
Feeling ill after a restaurant meal does not by itself prove the restaurant caused it. A claim needs medical testing, records, and evidence tracing the illness to a particular food.
An amputation claim cannot be valued from the first hospital bills alone. Prosthetic care, future treatment, and lost earning capacity all need to be evaluated first.
New Jersey generally allows two years to file a personal injury lawsuit, but claims against public entities can require notice within 90 days, and injuries to children follow different rules.
No-fault decides who pays your medical bills, not who can be held responsible. Whether you can sue for pain and suffering usually comes down to a choice already made on your insurance policy.
New Jersey applies strict liability to dog bites. There is no "one free bite" rule, and an owner can be responsible even if the dog never showed aggression before.
Dashcam footage can help show how a New Jersey crash happened, but it needs to be saved quickly and reviewed alongside medical records, witness information, police reports, and insurance details.
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