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Worksites in New Jersey might be an active place that involves employees using many tools. Among the familiar sights could be people going up and down ladders. Unfortunately, the image of someone falling off a ladder isn't as rare as preferred. Ladder accidents and...
When you are creating or updating an estate plan in New Jersey, you may be working with a number of different documents. It is important that they do not contradict one another and that when you do updates, you make sure that they are consistent. What is a beneficiary...
Employees may find themselves navigating the new world, for some, of telecommuting. Often, telecommuting involves "gig economy" jobs focusing on independent contractors. Now, many of New Jersey's full-time employees work out of their homes. Some questions and concerns...
As a general rule, New Jersey property owners can limit their liability by placing warning signs throughout their premises. However, the presence of a warning sign doesn't necessarily preclude an injured victim from obtaining compensation for medical bills, lost wages...
Nursing assistants provide valuable help and support to people in many New Jersey health care facilities. Not everyone realizes the potential dangers that nursing assistants face while on the clock, however. Many jobs come with occupational hazards, and the nursing...
Making the decision to put a loved one in a nursing home can induce stress even if everything works out for the best. However, if your loved one suffers abuse or neglect while under the care of the nursing home staff, a stressful situation can become criminal. Knowing...
Hazards exist on all kinds of jobs in New Jersey. Workers need to worry about slip and fall injuries, burns and other potential dangers. Unfortunately, anyone working might be at risk for permanent eye injuries. Someone involved with hazardous materials would be at...
To be eligible for worker's compensation benefits in New Jersey, you need to file a complaint within a specified period. An attorney may explain the laws in your state regarding the federal worker's compensation program to learn more about the deadlines for filing a...
Prior to the emergence of mobile technology, distracted driving mostly referred to a driver who looked away long enough to eat or adjust the radio station and wound up in an accident. Cellphones give drivers even more reason to take their eyes off the roadway. Taking...
Part of estate planning is choosing an executor for the estate. This person is responsible for distributing assets according to the decedent's wishes, appearing before the court in all proceedings and paying off debts and fees. Often a family member or friend fills...
