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- Why You Should Not Use Social Media When Involved in a Serious Personal Injury Case
Feb 3, 2017
Social media is everywhere. From sharing photos on Instagram to stories on Snapchat, you can update your status to brag about a promotion or complain about heavy traffic on Facebook. Almost three-quarters of all adults with a computer and internet access use at least one social media platform regularly. Many use social media to promote their business, to share their stories with loved ones, and to stay engaged and entertained throughout the day. They also...Read More - Worst Defective Products of 2016
Jan 20, 2017
When consumers purchase products, it’s assumed they will be made as safe as possible. However, that is not always the case. More and more, products from virtually every category are found to be defective, leading to injuries and sometimes death. When this happens, those affected by the manufacturer’s negligence turn to attorneys skilled in handling incidents involving defective products. As 2017 has begun, here is a look back at some of the worst defective products...Read More - How to Cash In On Class-Action Lawsuits
Jan 13, 2017
When it comes to class-action lawsuits, many people think there is little chance they will see any compensation by being a participant. However, when you happen to receive a letter or postcard in the mail asking if you want to participate in a class-action suit, don’t be so quick to toss it in the trashcan. Instead, there are several tips you should follow to ensure you receive as much compensation as possible by participating in...Read More - Lawmakers Searching For A Workers Comp Cure
Jan 6, 2017
The worker’s compensation program was established by Congress as the legal guideline and benefit application for injured workers across the nation, but the federal government stopped short of making it a federal oversight operation. Each state was delegated the responsibility to design the workers comp program according to the needs of the state, which has contributed significantly to the confusion and financial problems the program now experiences. The individual dynamics of each state program are...Read More - 4 Things to Know About Employment Disputes
Dec 23, 2016
When it comes to employers and employees, it’s natural that from time to time a disagreement may arise. Whether it’s a work schedule, overtime pay, or an issue such as sexual harassment or racial discrimination, when these employment disputes occur, many factors must be considered. In many cases, an employee may be terminated or pressured to drop any complaints they may have against their employer. In serious situations such as these, hiring the services of...Read More - Selling Schools on a Defective Product: FieldTurf
Dec 16, 2016
Concerns continue to increase about the risk of cancer to millions of athletes and children from the 12,000 artificial turf surfaces in use across the country. The crumb rubber pellets from recycled tires used on some artificial surfaces are particularly worrisome. The pellets are distributed between artificial blades of grass that are woven into the surface of the material that covers the playing field. Goalkeepers are the most affected Amy Griffin is a soccer coach...Read More - Uber Drivers Face Uphill Battle on Workers Compensation
Nov 9, 2016
In the state of New Jersey alone there tens of thousands of individuals who are Uber drivers. There is now a push among Uber drivers around the country to receive the same benefits as payroll employees. This includes workers’ compensation. Uber Workers Compensation Worker’s compensation is an insurance program that is mandated by every state. It provides compensations to workers who experience illness and injury resulting from their employment. Each state has its own laws...Read More - N.J. Agency Wants to Reduce Levels of Cancer-Causing Chemical in Drinking Water
Oct 19, 2016
New Jersey’s Drinking Water Quality Institute recently proposed a new quality standard that would greatly reduce the presence of a harmful chemical in the water supply. The chemical in question is called PFOA, or perfluorooctanoic acid, and it is one of the most commonly used manufacturing substances in the world. It can be found in waterproof clothing, non-stick cookware, stain-proof carpets, and many other household products that are meant to make life easier. Unfortunately, the...Read More - Whistleblower Case Against Nation’s Largest Wireless Carriers
Oct 11, 2016
A California court has brought down a judgment against some of the largest wireless companies in the country. The companies named in the wireless company lawsuit include Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile, and others. The judgment ruled that none of the above-named wireless providers will be able to dismiss or mitigate any of the charges currently being brought against them. The most serious of the charges alleges that these companies overcharged California state government clients a sum...Read More - Your Household Dust May Be Filled With These Hazardous Chemicals
Sep 27, 2016
We go through most of our days worrying about things such as money, bills, kids, dinner, and anything in between. These stresses are obvious, and it’s easy to understand why they deserve our immediate attention. However, there are more elusive things that you should be concerned with such as the air quality of your home or office. What many don’t realize is that some of the most dangerous aspects of our lives remain under the...Read More