The Supreme Court recently ruled that the Charitable Immunity Act, Charitable Immunity Act at N.J.S.A. 2A:53A-7 et. seq., shielded Monmouth University from liability after an individual was injured while…
Read MoreThe Appellate Division recently issued a ruling that renewed an action which sought to hold construction firms liable for an accident which led to the amputation of a minor’s leg. The plaintiff and his friend, also a minor, were trespassers…
Read MoreThe Appellate Division recently set forth an opinion that greatly empowers PIP carriers to settle issues of liability with commercial automobile tortfeasors, including those…
Read MoreIn Haines v. Taft, plaintiff chose the $15,000 PIP coverage option but, as a result of an auto accident, incurred medical expenses of $43,000. Plaintiff argued that only evidence of those medical expenses…
Read MoreIf you are involved in an accident that you believe several parties are at fault for causing, then you need to be mindful of what your recovery rights are against any or all of them. Several only liability is applied to a defendant…
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