Yes. When you put your medical condition in issue all of your prior medical records are subject to review including, in most cases, psychiatric.

You should immediately contact Counsel. The homeowner or broker present should have warned you, as you went up to the attic of the unseen hazard....

No, it is not too late. The statute of limitations in New Jersey is two years from the date of loss for all residence over the age of 18. Failure...

Depends on how serious your injuries are. I don’t file suit until I have all the medical records, MRI, films, narrative, expert reports, and I am...

Your attorney should’ve filed a motion for medical/temporary benefits compelling payment within 10 days and requesting sanctions upon their...

Yes, unless you listed him as an authorized driver. He can try running it through his auto carrier but I wouldn’t hold much hope. One possibly...

Absolutely…..See your cardiologist before medical treatment. Howard

Yes, but if you have an OAS there’s nothing more to do, unless, you re-open the case for additional treatment/$. You will need an atty for the...

I assume you have an attorney. Your counsel can help you work up value of the claim. This is how I operate all my files. Moreover, you will...

In most cases yes. New Jersey used to have classes of people on property. This is invitees and social guests could always so, not so with...