You reported your injury, filed your claim, and waited for approval. Then the letter arrived — your workers’ comp claim was denied. Now you are left wondering how you will pay medical bills or replace income while you recover. A denial does not always mean the end of your...
You have filed a workers’ compensation claim and started treatment for your injury. Then your employer fires you. It feels unfair and confusing, and now you are panicking: What happens if I get fired while on workers’ comp? New Jersey law prohibits employers from terminating employees solely for filing...
In New Jersey, thousands of workers suffer injuries every year from small, repeated stresses that build up over time rather than singular accidents. These are called wear and tear injuries and are one of the most misunderstood types of workers’ compensation claims. Many employees ignore the early signs, hoping...
The workers’ compensation framework in New Jersey covers most medical expenses for employees injured in workplace incidents. In addition, the state’s workers’ comp program provides compensation for permanent and temporary disabilities, support for deceased workers, and limited funeral expenses. Each state has its own version of workers’ compensation statutes,...
A drunk driving accident can change everything—your health, your future, and your family’s stability. In the aftermath, you are likely grappling with physical pain, financial strain, and the emotional toll of a situation you never asked for. During this overwhelming time, you may be searching for answers, including where...
Car accidents are complex under any circumstances—but realizing “My car insurance lapsed and I had an accident” can raise immediate legal and financial concerns. In New Jersey, where insurance laws are stringent, a lapse in coverage can make an already stressful situation far more complicated. That’s where Petro Cohen,...
Suffering a workplace injury can turn your world upside down. You may be dealing with physical pain, stress about lost wages, and confusion over what steps to take. Amid all the uncertainty, one question becomes urgent: How long do you have to report a workplace injury in New Jersey...
Rideshare accidents in New Jersey present legal challenges that traditional car accidents often do not. Determining who is responsible—whether it is the Uber or Lyft driver, another motorist, or the rideshare company itself—can quickly become overwhelming for an injured passenger or driver. That’s why working with a knowledgeable New...
Navigating New Jersey’s busy streets—whether by car or on foot—requires a clear understanding of the rules that govern how drivers and pedestrians interact. Do pedestrians have the right of way in New Jersey? The answer depends on where and how the pedestrian is crossing. Right-of-way laws vary based on...
Walking should be safe. You followed the signal, stayed in the crosswalk, and looked both ways before crossing. But a distracted or careless driver still hits you. Now you’re facing serious injuries, mounting medical bills, and calls from insurance companies offering low settlements. If you’ve suffered injuries as a...