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Depositions are used to help discover information and evidence during the litigation process. Usually, a witness is questioned under oath while a member of the court records their testimony. There are a number of basic tips that you should follow while undergoing this important process. What is a Deposition? When you are going through a lawsuit, whether it’s for medical… [read more]
It may come as a surprise, but medical malpractice is the third leading cause of death in the United States. A whopping $3 billion in compensation was paid out to victims who pursued medical malpractice lawsuits in 2012, and the number of such claims has been steadily increasing. The following information lays out exactly what constitutes a viable medical malpractice… [read more]
It’s difficult to think about it right now but the winter is quickly approaching us here in New Jersey. This means roads will be brined in anticipation of the snow and ice that Mother Nature will send us this year. It’s not fun driving during the winter in New Jersey. Aside from wet leaves, potholes, ice, snow, rain and wind,… [read more]
Finding yourself involved in a car accident in New Jersey can be quite scary. You might not know what to do following the crash once you are off the road and back home. Many people make the mistake of saying things in the heat of the moment that get them in trouble, such as ‘I’m sorry.’ Other drivers aren’t sure… [read more]
Medical malpractice can occur in various forms, including prescription medication errors, failure to diagnose, failure to treat and even the failure to transfer a patient. Patients are transferred from one department to the other in hospitals, from hospitals to rehabilitation facilities, and from facilities to nursing homes or their private residence. Medical malpractice could be claimed if a patient is… [read more]
