Firm Blog

Workers’ compensation is designed to provide financial support and medical benefits to employees who are injured on the job. It operates under a no-fault system, meaning that you do not need to prove negligence to receive benefits. Instead, you simply need to demonstrate that the injury occurred in the course of your employment. Still, even in a no-fault system, navigating… [read more]

Birth injuries can be a traumatic experience for families, leading to lifelong implications for the affected child. Early detection of these injuries is crucial for timely intervention and effective treatment. Understanding the signs of birth injuries and knowing what proactive steps to take can make a significant difference in your child’s health and your family’s future. Understanding Birth Injuries: Causes… [read more]

Relocation cases in New Jersey child custody disputes can be highly emotional and complex, as they often involve balancing the best interests of the child with a parent’s desire or need to move. Whether you’re seeking to relocate with your child or you’re concerned about your co-parent’s move, understanding the legal framework and preparing for the potential challenges is crucial.… [read more]

Facing DUI charges in New Jersey can be overwhelming, with complex legal requirements and strict penalties. One important aspect of DUI sentencing is the installation of ignition interlock devices (IIDs). These devices are designed to prevent further drunk driving incidents and are often mandatory. At Rudnick, Addonizio, Pappa & Casazza PC, we understand how difficult this time can be, and… [read more]

Filing a workers’ compensation claim in New Jersey can be a nerve-wracking experience for injured workers. One of the most common fears that workers face is whether they can be fired or retaliated against for filing a claim after a workplace injury. In this blog, we will explore New Jersey’s laws regarding workers’ compensation claims, workers’ rights, and what you… [read more]