Toro Issues Nationwide Recall Over Their Snowblower’s Amputation Risk February 19, 2021
Another day, another product recall — this time from Toro, the manufacturer of a snowblower that recently made shocking headlines after they issued a nationwide recall over the product’s risk of amputation. With the winter season in full swing, here in New Jersey and more winter weather on the way, please make sure to check the model number on your Toro snowblower and discontinue use immediately if you are in possession of this particular model. Continue reading to learn more. Nationwide Recall On Wednesday, February 17, 2021, Toro issued a nationwide recall of their Toro Power Max 826 OHAE…
read more 5 Secrets Insurance Companies Don’t Want You To Know February 10, 2021
While many insurance companies claim that they are on your side, the truth is that they are going to do anything they can to not give you the compensation you’re entitled to in any given claim. Here are the 5 secrets insurance companies don’t want you to know that can give you the leg up when it comes time to file a claim. Read more: How to Value a Neck Injury for an Insurance Claim or Settlement Don’t Take What the Insurance Adjuster Says at Face Value Insurance adjusters will tell you a number of things to get…
read more Three Things You Need To Know About Truck Accident Claims February 1, 2021
As a New Jersey resident, chances are you’re no stranger to driving around commercial trucks. We frequently encounter these massive vehicles on our commute to work, while running errands and any other time we take a drive on one of our state’s many highways. While New Jersey drivers are accustomed to driving beside these large vehicles, they aren’t familiar with what their options are if they’re involved in an accident with one of them. Continue reading for the top three things you need to know about truck accident claims in New Jersey. Read more: What Do I…
read more NJ Sues Federal Government Over Polluted Drinking Water at Military Base January 21, 2021
The state of New Jersey has recently filed a lawsuit against the federal government for drinking water contamination that was allegedly caused by firefighting foam used on military bases across New Jersey. NJ Attorney General and NJDEP Announce Lawsuit On January 14, 2021, the New Jersey Attorney General’s office and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection announced that they were filing a lawsuit against the federal government. The complaint alleges that the military’s use of aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) during firefighting on military bases throughout New Jersey have caused environmental contamination of drinking water sources, with contamination levels…
read more Is The City Liable for Slip and Fall Accidents on Sidewalks January 12, 2021
If you suffer injuries in a slip and fall accident on a public sidewalk, you may wonder whether you can hold the municipal government liable to compensate you for your injuries and losses. Pursuing a slip and fall case against the government follows the basic rules of negligence cases; however, bringing claims against the government or public entities involves certain requirements and limitations. You must follow these rules and limitations to be eligible for compensation in your slip and fall claim. When Can A Municipality Be Held Liable for a Slip and Fall Accident? A municipality can only be…
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