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Overdrinking can often lead to situations that get aggressive and confrontational. When bars, restaurants and nightclubs serve alcohol, they must serve enough alcohol to earn a profit for their business; but they also cannot serve so much that they endanger patrons. Bars and restaurants have a duty of care to their patrons. This means the …
What happens if I am injured at a fight in a bar or club? Read More »
There are millions of car accidents in the U.S. each year; therefore, chances are you may be involved in one at some point. If the insurance company refuses to pay out any damages for your accident claim, you have the right to challenge the decision. You can take action if you receive an initial denial …
What happens if the insurer is refusing to pay money on a car accident claim? Read More »
In a situation where the at-fault driver is uninsured or underinsured, things become complex. If the at-fault party does not have insurance, you will have to cover the losses through your own insurance company. If you have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, this should take care of it. Under the uninsured/ underinsured motorist coverage provided by your …
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If you live in New Jersey and drive a car, you’ve probably heard the phrase “no-fault state.” But what exactly does “no-fault” mean, and how does it affect you if you’re involved in a car accident? The “no-fault” law in New Jersey means that, in the event of a car accident, both parties turn to …
Who pays for my medical bills after a car accident? Read More »
You were involved in a car accident – and now there’s damage to your vehicle. What now? Unfortunately, accidents are inevitable. The good news is when it comes to car accidents, majority of insurance policies in New Jersey contain coverage for property damage to other vehicles. If the other driver caused the damage to your …
Who will pay for the damage to my car after an accident? Read More »
A real estate contract contains terms and conditions that are essential to the agreement. A breach of contract occurs when a party to the contract fails to perform any of the contract’s terms. Some common breaches are: failing to pay on time (ex. failing to close escrow in the time specified), failing to deliver the …
As New Jersey continues to reopen cautiously and normal life is slowly starting to return, Governor Phil Murphy has announced his intention to sustain the state eviction moratorium on residential tenants. Although it is currently unknown when the eviction moratorium will be terminated, the Governor’s Office and New Jersey Legislature that the moratorium can end …
New Jersey Residential Eviction Moratorium Update June 2021 Read More »
The technological revolution has undoubtedly made our lives easier. Almost any product or service imaginable is at our fingertips, giving us instant gratification. But as the new reality of digital convenience continues to make our lives less burdensome, some online services sacrifice quality for the sake of expediency. Online legal services, for example, although practical, …
Online Wills: Why a Digital Shortcut May Result in Unforeseen Consequences Read More »
Although widespread vaccination and the steady re-opening of the economy have shed a positive light that the Covid-19 nightmare may be over soon, millions of Americans continue to struggle financially because of the pandemic. Perhaps the most fundamental concern shared by all landlords and tenants involves paying rent. To that effect, the federal government has …
UPDATED: Residential Eviction Moratorium Extended Until June 30, 2021 Read More »
A significant concern for people over 65 while planning their estate is accounting for their long-term care needs. Long term care includes the services necessary to meet health or personal care needs over an extended period, including medical and non-medical care for people with a chronic illness or disability. Medicaid can provide its applicants with …