Regardless of an individual's swimming ability, he or she may still be at risk for drowning. In many cases, an individual is inebriated at the time of drowning, and more adults than children drown each year. However, the fact remains that 20 percent of drowning...
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Who is liable for swimming pool accidents?
While backyard swimming pools are fun, they are also a leading cause of injuries. Owning a pool comes with considerable responsibility, too, as the owner can be held responsible for any deaths or injuries that take place in and around the pool, even if the victims...
After record snowfall, please watch out for slip-and-fall hazards
As all of New Jersey braces for the biggest snow storm we've experienced in decades, most everyone will be staying in their homes if at all possible. As news outlets have been warning, travel is not advised unless absolutely necessary. For the time being, most New...
Runaway saw slices leg of woman on sidewalk
There are all kinds of hazards that people might encounter while walking down the street. Sidewalks with uneven or poorly set pavement could lead to a trip-and-fall accident, for example, while cars that are out of control and jump the curb could be an unexpected...
Vacating of easement raises multiple questions for neighborhood
The definition of private property as compared to public property can be more fluid than people realize. One term of law that people in New Jersey might have only a faint understanding of is easements. An easement is a piece of property that is used by others who do...
Baseball season begins with fan’s accident in guard rail fall
New Jersey residents might not like the Mets or the Toronto Blue Jays, but what recently happened to a fan at a baseball game between those teams impacts sports fans everywhere. Why? Because sports fans pay money to watch a game and have a good time. They should be...

