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How to Prevent a Dog Attack

No one wants to think they might need to prevent a dog attack. After all, dogs are some of the friendliest, most versatile and amusing groups of the animal kingdom. Boasting a wide range of forms, features, temperaments and talents, they love well, work hard and protect their own. They make the world fuller, friendlier, and […]
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03 Apr 19

National Walk to Work Day

The first Friday of the month of April is National Walk to Work Day! Finally, spring is feeling like spring. If you live within walking distance of your job, give yourself a chance to celebrate the warmer weather by participating in this annual event. To help you celebrate National Walk to Work Day, here are […]
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Things That Could Delay Your Closing

Our real estate team does our best to expedite the closing process, but sometimes, things aren’t as easy as we’d like them to be. A few years ago, NJ.com featured an article highlighting the things that could delay your closing. We’re featuring the article below, in hopes that our readers will take precautions and prepare […]
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06 Mar 19

Car Accident Risks of Daylight Savings Time

Did you know there is an increase in car crashes within the first few days of the Daylight Savings Time change? Many debate the value of Daylight Savings Time. While it was originally implemented as a way to maximize productivity during daylight hours (helping to save money on electric bills) it leaves many of us weary, […]
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What to do after a dog attack

Dogs are amazing. Coming in a wide range of colors, sizes and personalities, dogs can add joy, humor and whimsy to our lives. Dog owners and others alike agree – dogs enrich our world. But, just like any animal, dogs have natural instincts which may compel them to behave in manners consistent with their ancestry […]
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Auto Insurance Adjuster – Friend or Foe?

When talking to an insurance adjuster, be careful. An auto insurance adjuster will likely be among the key people you encounter after a car accident. When you are the victim of an accident, you may be inclined to seek out someone friendly and compassionate to help you and guide you through a difficult time. It […]
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No witnesses during slip and fall. Can I sue?

  ‘Tis the season for snowy sidewalks & icy surfaces – a perfect recipe for a slip & fall accident. If you find yourself injured from a fall, the hope is that there will be witnesses to the incident, which helps your case should you need to sue. But what happens if there are no […]
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Preparing for your Personal Injury Consultation

Your Personal Injury Consultation: How to Prepare To support and serve victims of accidents, our law firm offers an initial personal injury consultation absolutely free of charge. We take time to look at every aspect of your personal injury case. During this first-time meeting, we’ll examine your claim, discuss your injuries, and go over your options. […]
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Driving in the Snow: Things you Need to Know

We love it. We hate it. That white, powdery precipitation of winter. While it falls, it’s a picturesque delight of nature. When it lands, it’s a different story. Snow, while beautiful, can be a dangerous, slippery traveling surface. Driving in the snow may be unavoidable, but there are things you can do to keep yourself safe, if […]
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30 Nov 18

Threshold Election and Your Right to Sue

Threshold Election affects your ability to sue. Under New Jersey Law, your ability to sue the driver at fault for an accident is entirely dependent on your threshold election.  When you purchase a standard auto insurance policy, you must make a choice about the rights you will have if you are injured in an automobile […]
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