Work-related injuries are common across various industries, particularly in high-risk fields like construction, manufacturing, and healthcare. New Jersey’s workers’ compensation laws offer essential protection to employees who suffer on-the-job injuries, ensuring they receive medical treatment and compensation for lost wages. Common Types of Work-Related Injuries Understanding the types of work-related injuries that frequently occur can help workers stay informed about their rights. Here are the 10 most common workplace...
Read MoreWhen you are not at fault in an accident, you might expect the other driver’s insurance to cover your medical bills, but that is not the case in New Jersey. Your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage, a mandatory part of every auto insurance policy in the state, will step in to pay for your medical treatment, lost wages, and other out-of-pocket expenses up to your policy limits. The question...
Read MoreCar accidents are unexpected and often overwhelming. Knowing what to do immediately after an accident can significantly improve your safety, protect your rights, and simplify any legal or insurance issues that may arise later. In New Jersey, specific legal requirements and protocols are in place that every driver should follow after a car accident. What to Do Immediately After a Car Accident This guide outlines the steps you should...
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