Most people in New Jersey will never have to worry about getting a rabies vaccination. Unlike most vaccines, you typically only receive a rabies vaccination following a possible exposure. According to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, exposure to...
Month: March 2019
How to spot an aggressive driver
Navigating the New Jersey roadways can be daunting. It is not uncommon to get stuck in traffic while rushing to work or an appointment, which can cause serious frustration. According to AAA, approximately 80 percent of motorists across the United States admit to...
Is your contractor classification keeping you from workers’ comp?
The modern workforce in New Jersey is different than it was decades ago. Companies are more likely than ever to classify workers as independent contractors instead of employees. Businesses do this for a variety of reasons. First of all, there are tax implications. An...
Recent crashes raise safety concerns at New Jersey gas stations
In the early days of the automobile age, urban planners without an understanding of how much room a vehicle needs to stop, turn and accelerate built gas stations extremely close to the road. Many of those stations, some that predate World War II, are still...
How common are elevator accidents?
If you are like most New Jersey residents, you have had that morbid thought once or twice when in a shopping mall, apartment or high-rise building elevator: the elevator cord just snapped? What if the power went out in the middle of your ride? What if the door closed...
Understanding New Jersey’s storm in progress doctrine
At Lieberman Ryan & Forrest, LLC, in New Jersey, we represent many people who suffer slip-and-fall injuries. Since Old Man Winter seemingly refuses to release his grip on New Jersey this year, your risk of falling on icy or snow-packed sidewalks and parking lots...