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What Is a Personal Injury: A Quick Guide for the Plaintiff

How is a personal injury defined legally? Legally, a personal injury is any physical, emotional, or financial harm caused by another party’s negligence or wrongful actions, covering accidents, malpractice, and other torts. Were you recently involved in an accident that was not your fault and caused you physical or emotional harm? If so, the at-fault party or their insurance carrier

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Public Transport Accident Claims: How Do They Work?

Accidents involving public buses, trains, and rideshare cars are alarmingly common. Many of these collisions end in serious or catastrophic injuries, and some are fatal. Public transport accident claims can be much more complicated than standard car accident claims. You’ll likely have to deal with large corporations or government entities with a well-oiled system of minimizing liability. A skilled, assertive

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Can I Sue a Food Delivery Driver? A Complete Legal Guide

When your DoorDash driver runs a red light and crashes into your car, or when an Uber Eats driver’s negligence leaves you injured, you’re likely wondering: can I sue a food delivery driver? The answer is yes, but the path to compensation depends on several critical factors, including insurance coverage, employer liability, and the circumstances of your incident. With food

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Sixth Death Linked to Legionnaires’ Outbreak in Central Harlem: What You Need to Know

The Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Central Harlem has now claimed six lives, with 111 confirmed cases, making it the most severe outbreak since the Bronx crisis in 2015. Health officials say remediation efforts are underway, but lawsuits and questions of accountability continue to mount. What Is Causing the Harlem Legionnaires’ Outbreak? Investigators traced the source of the outbreak to 12

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Why Hire a New Jersey Self-Driving Vehicle Accident Attorney

Are self-driving cars safe? Auto manufacturers would like you to believe so. These companies claim that drivers of autonomous cars experience fewer accidents thanks to automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, and other high-tech functions. Despite stringent testing processes, autonomous cars aren’t perfect, and neither are their human drivers. Here’s why you should get in touch with a New Jersey self-driving vehicle

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The Most Common Workplace Injuries

What are some of the most common workplace injuries? The most common workplace injuries include slips, trips, falls, and injuries from moving machinery, as well as repetitive stress and overexertion injuries. Work is the most common place people are injured. The public needs to know that they may have options outside of worker’s compensation. Although you may not be able

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What Is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury in New Jersey?

What is the statute of limitations for a personal injury claim in New Jersey? In New Jersey, you generally have two years from the injury date to file a personal injury lawsuit—it’s vital to act promptly to protect your rights. Accidents can happen to anyone at any time and place. While you can avoid a car, train, or slip-and-fall accident

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What are Common Back Injuries From Car Accident?

What back injuries are most common after a car accident? Common back injuries include whiplash, herniated discs, spinal fractures, and muscle or ligament strains that often require prompt diagnosis and treatment. Many people walk through the doors of The Law Offices of Sadaka Associates with the same question: is it possible to seek reparations for injuries after a road accident?

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Injury Taxes: Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable?

Are personal injury settlements taxable? Most personal injury settlements for physical injuries or sickness aren’t taxable. However, any punitive damages or compensation for lost wages and emotional distress may be subject to tax. When you are involved in a personal injury settlement, taxes are probably the last thing on your mind. However, it is vitally important that you understand the

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