Out of the anxiety, uncertainty, and fear associated with being involved in an automobile accident comes the added confusion as to one’s rights when asserting a claim for bodily injuries. You may have previously heard terms, such as “No Fault,” “PIP,” “Verbal Threshold,” and/or “Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist.”
Dear Ask the Attorney: I was food shopping at our local (name removed) supermarket and I slipped on some sort of liquid and fell and hurt my back and neck. What should I do? CW Our guest blogger is Thomas F. Dorn, Jr., Esq. Mr. Dorn is Counsel to Einhorn […]
Dear Ask the Attorney: I was in a car accident on my way from home to work in a company car. While sitting at a red light on Route 46 I was hit from behind and badly injured. I have been unable to work since. Would this be considered a […]
Dear Ask the Attorney: I am an executive assistant who was just diagnosed with Carpel Tunnel syndrome which is going to require surgery. My doctor said it was due to excessive typing and that I should discuss this with the company I am working for to get them to pay […]