Many times people ask you ‘How long do you have before you need to file a lawsuit?’ It’s really important to know that generally, that is 2 years. However, there are some exceptions for example, if you’re involved in an accident with a municipal, county or state agency, you need…
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When an employee is injured on the job and there is no safety equipment, that’s often a big concern. Your employer is required and should provide you with the necessary safety equipment. There are laws such as OSHA and Worker’s Comp Rules which require certain safety equipment to be provided…
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A lot of people have questions about when they injured on the job, whether their rights are limited to worker’s compensation and in all cases that answer depends on the circumstances of the injury. For example, if you were injured on someone else’s premises, and there was a condition on…
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If you get into an automobile accident, your automobile insurance company pays for your medical benefits. It’s called the Personal Injury Protection section of your policy. So if you are injured in an accident, make sure you let your automobile insurance company know as soon as possible as well as…
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If you've been injured by a dog bite, it’s important to know that you may have a right to recover depending on the circumstances. If the dog has been known to injure people in the past, that’s important. It’s also important to know whether you've sustained any permanent injuries such…
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Under-insured and uninsured insurance coverage is extremely important. If you have for example, a $300,000 policy and you are hit in a motor vehicle accident by a driver who is a $15,000 policy, you can only recover, assuming that your injuries qualify, $15,000 from the driver of the automobile who…
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We understand just how costly an auto insurance plan can be, especially on top of all your other monthly bills. But this is not…
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act is a federal labor law that sets standards for employees to follow when handling plant closings…
As a Gloucester County resident, you may frequently cross over the bridge to Philadelphia County. Or vice versa. The bottom line is that you…
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