FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWARK, NJ – A new nationwide study from Blume Forte reveals that Atlantic County in New Jersey has the highest rideshare and taxi-related fatality rate, which is 21.67 per 1,000,000 people. The study also finds that Kings County (Brooklyn) and New York County (Manhattan) are the two counties with the highest total
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Who is Legally Responsible for a Slip and Fall Accident on Ice or Snow in New Jersey?
New Jersey winters are as beautiful as they are treacherous. While a fresh blanket of snow makes for a scenic morning in Chatham or Jersey City, it also creates significant hazards for pedestrians. Every year, thousands of New Jerseyans suffer serious injuries ranging from broken wrists and hip fractures to traumatic brain injuries due to
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How Can Drivers Stay Safe During the Busy Christmas Travel Season?
The Christmas travel season brings excitement, family gatherings, and plenty of holiday cheer. However, it also brings crowded highways, unpredictable winter weather, stressed drivers, and a noticeable rise in crashes across New Jersey. With so many people on the road throughout December, staying alert and taking a few extra precautions can make all the difference.
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What Should You Do If You’re Hurt at a Holiday Event or Christmas Market in New Jersey?
Holiday events and Christmas markets bring together everything people love about the season, including lights, food, music, decorations, and community. But with big crowds, temporary setups, icy walkways, and busy vendors, accidents and holiday event injuries can happen quickly. A simple slip or trip can lead to broken bones, head injuries, or long-term pain that
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Can Overworked Holiday Staff in New Jersey Hospitals Lead to Preventable Patient Injuries?
The holiday season brings busy emergency rooms, crowded waiting areas, staffing shortages, and an increased demand for medical care across New Jersey. With flu cases rising, winter accidents increasing, and many people gathering indoors, hospitals face a significant spike in patients from late November through early January. Unfortunately, the holiday rush also means doctors, nurses,
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