Another Child Dies After Being Left in Hot Car
Over the course of the summer, more than 30 children have died in hot car-related deaths. What can be done to prevent these deaths?
Car accidents in and around New Jersey
Car accidents are life-changing events. In the midst of the pain and other disruptions that must be managed, it may be unclear what to do next.
Tummy Tuck Gone Wrong: Legal Steps to Take
Surgical error during a tummy tuck can cause devastating and painful problems. Knowing what steps to take in such an instance is key to protecting yourself.
Use of Innovative Technology in Law
Technology has advanced time and information management in a multitude of ways. It’s even helping lawyers be more productive.
Studies Show eScooter Injuries on the Rise
eScooter injuries – particularly head injuries – are causing some concerned researchers to suggest stricter helmet laws may be needed.
Harvard Freshman Gets Deported for Having Un-American Facebook Friends
Incoming freshman Ismail Ajjawi was detained for eight hours while CBP official searched his laptop. They sent him home after seeing that some of his Facebook friends had views that “oppose the U.S. government.”
New Mexico Paid Almost $1m to Settle Suits Against Former State Police Chief Pete Kassetas
Kassetas, among other things, allegedly got drunk at the office and mooned employees at a water cooler.
President Trump Wants His Border Wall So Bad He’ll Pardon Anyone Who Breaks the Law to Build It
Of course, the White House says President Trump was only ‘joking’ about pardons.
Balkman Decides J&J Will Pay $572 Million to Oklahoma
J&J will pay the state of Oklahoma $572 million for its contribution to the opioid crisis.
Judge Apologizes for Telling Woman to Sell Photos to Playboy
New Jersey judge apologizes after telling a woman she should sell her nude photos to Hugh Hefner.