Being involved in a car accident is the last thing anyone expects, which is why so many drivers and passengers are unprepared for the aftermath of one. Most people simply assume “it” will never happen to them, which is optimistic but foolhardy. Because car accidents happen with frightening regularity, so it’s important to at least […]
Am I Required to Call the Police After a Car Accident in New Jersey? Read More »
Altruism can be a double-edged sword because it can take away just as much as it gives. A perfect example of such high-minded ideals took place in the state of New Jersey after the 2008 housing and financial crisis that almost brought the United States to its knees. New Jersey was already on record as
The Foreclosure Moratorium in New Jersey Made Matters Far Worse Read More »
Having to declare bankruptcy can feel like you’ve made a series of financial mistakes you’ll never recover from. The entire process seems to be surrounded by doom and gloom. Instead you’re being provided with the opportunity to have a clean financial slate in just a few short years, and the United States is one of
When Can I Get a Mortgage After Bankruptcy? Read More »
We tend to have this idyllic image of what retirement looks like. It’s one of playing with your grandkids, enjoying leisurely holidays and living the life you want. After all, shouldn’t you be able to live out your Golden Years as you see fit after working your whole life? Unfortunately a growing number of senior
Bankruptcy Filing Booms Among Older Americans Read More »
The stereotypical image of a bankrupted person is a forty something who lived beyond their means their entire life. Somebody who has spent their hard-earned money on frivolous things like sports cars and exotic holidays until they finally ran out of money and had to petition the bankruptcy court to bail them out. You’d never
The Reasons More Older Americans Are Filing For Bankruptcy Read More »
There’s an often misquoted Bible verse which has turned many parents against educating their kids as to the value of a dollar, and it is, “Money is the root of all evil”. What was actually written was, “The love of money is the root of all evil”, but we’re not trying to run a Sunday
Money Habits Are Set At An Early Age: Teach Your kids The Value Of A Dollar Now Read More »
A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is most often portrayed as being the end result of a person impacting their head against a solid surface in a motor vehicle accident, especially those involving motorcycles. The reality is that traumatic brain injury is not always caused by an impact. They’re also caused by any rapid acceleration and
5 Things You Need To Know About Traumatic Brain Injury Read More »
Although we’d like to believe otherwise, man’s best friend isn’t always friendly. Sometimes even the most well-behaved dog can snap or bite without any apparent cause, and always when you least expect it. This happens roughly 5 million times each year in the United States alone. More often than not a dog bite is more
What To Do After A Dog Bite? Read More »
In an ideal world there would be no need for your PIP (Payment Insurance Protection) claim to be arbitrated by anyone – the healthcare professional would simply present the bill and the insurer would pay it. But we don’t live in an ideal world, which is why arbitration in these situations is often necessary. And
Medical Necessity and PIP Arbitration Read More »
More than 4,000 construction workers across the United States die at work each year, making construction work more hazardous than almost any other profession. An even higher number of employees are injured on New Jersey construction sites each year. The vast majority of these deaths and injuries are caused by construction safety violations, which means
Construction Safety Violations in New Jersey Read More »