Firm Blog

In any healthcare setting, the ultimate goal is to ensure the patient’s well-being. However, there are circumstances when the urgency to vacate a hospital bed may supersede the patient’s need for continued medical care. It’s in such situations that the question arises: Is being sent home too soon a form of medical malpractice? Understanding Medical Malpractice To even approach this… [read more]

In a distressing case, two North Middletown residents, Megan and Laura Cartledge, have filed a lawsuit against their former landlord. They claim they, along with their toddler son, suffered lead poisoning due to their rented home and allege that the landlord was aware of the issue before renting the property. From 2015 to March 2021, the Cartledges lived at 483… [read more]

Parking lots—those ubiquitous spaces outside shopping centers, office buildings, and residential complexes—are much more than just areas to leave your car. They’re intricate mazes where vehicles and pedestrians intersect, sometimes leading to unfortunate accidents. Although parking lot accidents typically occur at lower speeds, their legal complexities can be equally challenging to navigate. The Intricacies of Accidents in Parking Lots and… [read more]

Whiplash is not merely a term you hear in movies or TV shows; it’s a genuine medical condition affecting the neck, often induced by abrupt force or movement. While it’s frequently linked to car accidents, especially rear-end collisions, the impact of whiplash on your daily life can be severely underestimated. Unlike broken bones or visible injuries, the symptoms may not… [read more]

Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process, entangling various aspects of life, including assets, property, and even the custody of children. Another deeply emotional aspect is the custody of family pets, often considered part of the family, but legally viewed as property. As more households in New Jersey include pets, the question, “Who gets to keep the dog in… [read more]