In New Jersey, landlords have a duty to keep their property reasonably safe for renters and their visitors. That means routine inspections and repairs as needed and do what is necessary to keep the property free of hazards. If someone is hurt in a slip and fall accident that could have been prevented, the landlord[…] Read More
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What Are Common Causes of Holiday Slip and Fall Accidents in Retail Stores?
Slip and fall accidents in retail stores can be very serious and may result in severe injuries. It is important to know that injuries can appear or worsen overtime. Holiday slip and fall accidents become an issue when there is a great deal of merchandise in the stores, overflow of products and displays, people, messy[…] Read More
How to Avoid a Parking Lot Accident During the Holiday Shopping Season
The holiday shopping season is now in full swing. Busy stores and shopping centers will have packed parking lots, which means there will be many car accidents, both minor and severe. It is easy to get into an accident while trying to park in a busy lot while doing your holiday shopping. The following tips[…] Read More
How Can Drivers Prepare for Winter?
As winter approaches, it is important to prepare your car for the harsh weather and travel conditions. This involves getting your vehicle ready by checking the battery, tires, and other essential systems to ensure that they are in good condition. By being proactive and taking these necessary steps, you can rest assured that your car[…] Read More
How Can You Avoid a Trip and Fall This Black Friday?
The day after Thanksgiving, also known as Black Friday, is famous for having the big discounts retailers offer. Shoppers can purchase otherwise costly or hard-to-find items. Black Friday is also infamous for injuries people incur. Shoppers, excited at the prospect of a bargain, visit stores in great numbers. Crowd control and maintaining safety standards becomes[…] Read More
How Can You Stay Safe While Traveling for Thanksgiving?
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, millions of Americans will be hitting the roads to visit family and friends. While Thanksgiving is a time to relax and enjoy good food and company, it is also a time to be extra careful on the roads. Holiday travel can be hectic and stressful, which can lead to[…] Read More
Are Fatal Car Accidents More Common After Dark?
Despite fewer vehicles traveling on the road at night, about half of all fatal car accidents happen after darkness falls. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says there were 5.25 million car accidents in 2020. About 29 percent of those accidents happened at night. Additionally, the NHTSA says 49 percent of the 35,766 fatalities[…] Read More
Observe Drowsy Driving Prevention Week
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week is a national event held each year during the first full week of Nov. This year, it takes place from Nov. 6 to 13. Every year, more than 6,400 Americans die in accidents related to drowsy driving, according to data from the National Sleep Foundation (NSF). Drowsy Driving Is Impaired Driving[…] Read More
Driving This Halloween? Here Is How You Can Stay Safe
Halloween is enjoyable for many families, but it is also a day when there are more car accidents involving children. According to Safe Kids Worldwide, children have double the chance of being hit by a car and killed during Halloween compared to other days of the year. Many children on Halloween have obscured vision because[…] Read More
Who Could Be Liable for a Tailgating Accident?
Each year, New Jersey sees many car accidents, many of which involve serious injuries. Tailgating, or following too closely, is one form of aggressive driving and a leading cause of rear-end accidents. A vehicle moving at 55 miles per hour in good conditions requires approximately six seconds and 300 feet to stop. That is longer[…] Read More