Regardless of the time of year, taking to the road in New Jersey can be stressful and dangerous at times. Even when weather conditions are ideal, there's always a chance you could be part of an accident. This is a sad and sobering fact of being on the roads as statistics grimly show every time we turn on the news or read the paper.
How to drive safely in dangerous New Jersey winter weather
Head-on collision in New Jersey leads to critical injuries
It is always tragic when an innocent child with no driving privileges becomes the victim of a car accident. Tragedy struck again last week as an eight-year-old girl sustained critical injuries in a crash allegedly caused by the driver of the vehicle in which she was riding. The 34-year-old woman driving the vehicle also received critical injuries, and both remain hospitalized at a local medical facility. The relationship between the woman and the young girl is unclear at this time, even though reports refer to the automobile involved as a family vehicle.
Is the property owner at fault for your fall?
As a New Jersey resident who has slipped, fallen, and harmed yourself on someone else's property, you likely understand that it can be difficult to prove that you weren't at fault for the incident. What exactly is needed in order to show a property owner has caused your injury?
