African-American Children Five Times More Likely to Die in Swimming Pool Accidents

Jan 05, 2016 | Personal Injury

According to a story broadcast on National Public Radio (NPR), Swimming pool drowning rates among school-aged black children are more than five times higher than they are among white kids the same age. According to...

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Understanding How Falls Can be Fatal

Jan 04, 2016 | Personal Injury

A “slip and fall” accident may sound like something minor. In fact, it can be deadly serious. Falls cause more than eight million visits to hospital emergency rooms every year. In fact, falls are the...

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GM Fined $35 Million for Major Safety Issues

Jan 01, 2016 | Personal Injury

GM is belatedly recalling millions of cars because of safety defects that have already led to 13 deaths. The beleaguered automaker is under attack from all sides not for manufacturing defective vehicles – every manufacturer...

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Your Responsibility to Wear a Seat Belt

Dec 31, 2015 | Personal Injury

New Jersey takes seat belt laws seriously. It’s one of thirty states where you can get pulled over for not wearing a seat belt. In other states, you can get a ticket for not wearing...

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Red-Light Cameras Reduce Car Crashes in New Jersey

Dec 30, 2015 | Personal Injury

New data from the New Jersey Township of Edison shows since the installation of automated right-light cameras there has been a 71% reduction in the number of right-angle collisions at three of the township’s most...

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