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In the published case of Rafanello v. Taylor-Esquivel, et al, the Appellate Division addressed whether a commercial vehicle was required to provide the minimum insurance coverage amount of $750,000 when engaged in interstate or intrastate commerce where the operator of the commercial vehicle was not listed on the insurance policy. […]

I’ve been hit by a vehicle that fled the scene, what should I do first? Call the Authorities. If you have been in an accident where the car that hit you fled the scene, immediately contact the police and emergency services to report the accident and any injuries. If you […]

Every teenager yearns for the day their parents say those six beautiful words: “We are going away on vacation,” which is inevitably followed by the famous two words: “NO PARTIES!” It has been a tradition since the beginning of time, and is the plot of some of your favorite movies. […]

Diane Carrion & John Carrion v. Mountain Creek Resort, Inc., is a personal injury matter that was recently decided by the Appellate Division in New Jersey. The case sheds light on how personal injury attorneys should handle and preserve physical evidence critical to a plaintiff’s case against a defendant. An […]