What do you do when you notice that a skilled nursing facility fails to care for your elderly family members? In New Jersey, you can file a nursing home abuse lawsuit against a negligent nursing home. By invoking your legal rights and those of your elderly family member, your nursing home litigation case will likely […]
According to the World Health Organization, one in six people over the age of 60 suffered neglect and elderly abuse — that’s around five million older Americans each year. Sadly, many cases are not reported to the correct authorities. Moreover, many cases of abuse happen inside nursing homes, where our elderly loved ones are supposed […]
We are living in unprecedented times with the COVID-19 pandemic. All of us, employers included, are trying to figure out how to navigate living a normal life. Luckily, a New Jersey workplace injury lawyer is here to solve your problems. Many companies are having to get used to using software such as Wandera to help […]
Personal injury cases seldom escalate to a jury trial. However, when they do, it’s often in the presence of a trial judge and an unbiased jury. In the United States, the right to an impartial jury — the Sixth Amendment — is a right observed throughout the country. Impartial jurors are instrumental in adjudicating criminal […]
There is no greater loss than the death of a loved one. And there can be no greater honor than to have the trust of a family that needs answers. We understand the long term effects that a accidental death will have on a family and we know the stakes are high. There is no […]
Law enforcement officers have been under scrutiny following a string of killings in recent years. The killings where community members were shot and killed. Many experts describe this as an extreme use of excessive force. While the criminal proceedings have made headlines, the civil suits have been quietly settled in many of these cases. But […]
PREPARING AND USING DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE Essential Elements of Evidence March 3, 2007 Presented by: Andrew J. Rossetti, Esquire “What the ear may hear, the eye can see.” Dehanes v. Rothman, 158 NL 90,96 (1999). I. INTRODUCTION TO DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE In fact, demonstrative exhibits and aids provide the means “[t]o clarify, to dramatize and to emphasize” […]
Were you hit from behind while sitting at a red light? Did a vehicle make an illegal turn in front of you? Did a vehicle sideswipe you when changing lanes? All of these accidents are frustrating. They become even more daunting when the irresponsible driver doesn’t have insurance coverage. So, what happens next? How do […]
