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Home > Are Car Accidents Covered by Workers’ Compensation?

Are Car Accidents Covered by Workers’ Compensation?

Dec 15, 2021

After a car accident that occurs while you are on-the-clock, there are two types of claims an injured worker may bring: a personal injury lawsuit and a workers’ compensation claim. Workers’ compensation claims cover most job-related car accidents. However, just because workers’ compensation applies doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t...

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December 2021 – 2021 Safe Toys Guide

Dec 9, 2021

The personal injury attorneys at Petro Cohen, P.C. are sharing the 2021 Safe Toy Buying Guide in this month’s newsletter. Click here to read the December 2021 newsletter.  

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How To Avoid Common Injuries During the Holiday Season

Dec 1, 2021

During the holiday season, various types of safety risks can lead to potentially serious injuries. While some of these safety risks exist year-round, statistics show that they are more prevalent around the holidays. When dealing with an injury during the holidays, it is important not to ignore your medical...

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November 2021 – Protect Your Party Guests AND Yourself This Holiday Season

Nov 17, 2021

Did you know you may be personally responsible if you host festivities and a guest is involved in an automobile accident after leaving your home? Learn some common sense tips for avoiding preventable party mishaps. Click here to read the November 2021 newsletter.  

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What Is the Difference Between Premises Liability and General Liability?

Nov 16, 2021

General liability claims and premises liability claims are two different types of personal injury cases. And while both involve businesses and both involve allegations of negligence, there are a few important distinctions between the two. Perhaps the best way to explain the difference is to say that premises liability...

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When Will Homeowners Insurance Cover a Slip and Fall Claim?

Nov 10, 2021

Important Factors to Consider If you have a slip and fall accident at a private home and are injured, will homeowners insurance cover a personal injury claim?  There are several important factors to consider. I. Negligence The first thing you should consider regarding your slip and fall claim is...

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How to Get Benefits After a Work-Related Shoulder Labral Tear

Oct 27, 2021

Not only can a shoulder labral tear be extremely painful, but it can severely limit your range of motion. In some cases, it can prevent you from performing everyday activities. While some shoulder labral tears are unavoidable, others are the result of repetitive stress. If your job requires you...

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Repetitive Work: Higher Chance of Getting Disc Herniation

Oct 20, 2021

Those who have ever experienced a herniated, bulged, or ruptured disc know first-hand the excruciating pain that comes along with this type of injury. What fewer workers know is that their herniated disc may be job-related. If so, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. At the New...

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October 2021 – Five Car Seat Mistakes Parents Make

Oct 13, 2021

This month’s newsletter calls out the five most common mistakes almost every parent makes with car seats and booster chairs, and also offers some great safety tips for Halloween. Click here to read the October 2021 newsletter.

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Personal Injury Lawsuit: Tips for Success

Oct 6, 2021

If another person’s negligence or wrongful action caused you to be injured, you have the right to pursue legal action. You could be entitled to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and more. Working closely with an experienced New Jersey personal injury attorney can...

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