Can I sue a private school for another student's physical assault on me, even though it happened 7 years ago?

Mr. Adams is correct about the age of majority in NJ. The statute of limitations begins to run on your eighteenth birthday, and extends for two...

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Can I be sued personally for an accident involving a truck in my company?

Good afternoon, The statute of limitations for personal injury cases in N.J. is two (2) years from the date of accident. In other words, a...

My husband was pulling out of a parking spot and was slammed into by a fire rescue truck that came flying around the corner.

If the cost of repairs exceeds the value of your car, your car is considered to be "totalled." You are entitled to the value of your car.

Good evening, Assuming you were working for a pizza company when you fell delivering pizza, you definitely have a workers' compensation claim. If...

Malpractice

Good day, We practice medical malpractice law in Hudson County. Our office is located nearby in Newark. I would like to add some thoughts to the...

I hit an empty parked car backing out of a parking space. A lot of damage to my new car, minor dent to the other car's bumper.

Hi, I agree with my colleague, but would add the definition of careless driving and reckless driving for your consideration: 39:4-97. Careless...

What happens after your found at fault for an auto accident and your inunsured?

I am sorry to read about your car accident pain. I don't practice law in Illinois, but there are some basis rules that apply in all States. My...

Do I have a claim for medical malpractice, negligence or some other claim if I was misdiagnosed?

There are two general parts to a personal injury case, liability (fault), and damages (injury) caused by a wrongdoer. The facts you present, if...

Do I need a Personal Injury Attorney?

Yes. You were injured due to the probable negligence of your landlord. There are some steps that must be taken immediately to preserve your claim...

Hi! I am a New Jersey attorney, so my answer is based upon NJ law. A landlord is responsible to a tenant for a dangerous condition on his property....