Personal Injury

Every time you get in your car to go somewhere, you put yourself at risk of getting into a car accident. Car accidents remain as one of the leading causes of injury and death in the U.S. According to the National Safety Council, 39,107 people in the U.S. died in car...

Airbags are some of the more effective safety features of modern vehicles. When airbags work correctly, they deploy rapidly and protect drivers and passengers from colliding with steering wheels, dashboards, windshields and other potentially deadly objects. Sometimes,...

When the weather warms up and the school year ends, many families look forward to taking time off to enjoy vacationing at one of the numerous amusement parks around New Jersey and across the United States. As fun as these places can be, there are also times when the...

New Jersey residents have no shortage of swimming areas to enjoy. Whether you prefer to visit the wave pool at the amusement pier or the local lake with your family, water safety measures can prevent serious accidents. Review these safety tips for public swimming...

A brain injury is the possible result of many types of accidents, including a slip-and-fall accident. The sudden jarring that comes with this type of accident can cause the brain to slam against the inside of the skull. You might suffer a concussion or a more serious...

Any type of brain injury has the potential to throw your life into turmoil. In addition to the pain and discomfort, you may find it difficult to live your day-to-day life. While a concussion is not the most serious brain injury, it's nothing to take lightly. If you...

After a car accident, you might think that you survived without any injuries, at least at first. However, some injuries do not cause any pain at first, only presenting pain later on when the injury itself worsens. Delayed pain injuries are very common, and can range...

While, fortunately, most falls don't cause traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), any fall has the potential to do so if a head injury results. Some of the most common causes of TBIs include falls, gunshot wounds and auto accidents. However, data provided by the Centers for...

Manufacturers of paint, automobiles, gasoline and countless other products used lead as an additive to improve the quality of the items they produced. While lead additives did provide many benefits, however, they created serious lead poisoning problems for the people...