Distractions are one of the main causes of auto accidents. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that 3,328 people were killed in distraction-related auto accidents in 2012. It is already illegal to talk on a cellphone or text while driving in New Jersey. Now a legislative proposal would expand…
The attorneys with Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C., had the privilege to help a Pompton Lakes woman obtain justice for a wrong that was done to her when she was 15. Attorneys with Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C., representing a developmentally disabled woman who was molested by a school bus driver…
On Sunday, September 8, 2013 Sam Davis and the Motorcycle Accident Litigation Unit of Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C., participated as a sponsor at the Andiamo Motorcycle Benefit Run. Hundreds of bikers gathered at the Andiamo Restaurant in Haworth, New Jersey to begin their 70 mile ride across I95 and the…
By: Adam Lederman For years, it has been illegal to use a cell phone while driving in New Jersey. This hasn’t stopped drivers from texting and talking on their phones while they should be focused on the roads. To decrease the risk of accidents from distracted drivers, a new bill…
Sometimes it’s hard to know who to blame in a car accident. Sometimes more than one driver is at fault; at other times a single person is to blame. But what happens when no one is in the vehicle that strikes a pedestrian? What happens when an unattended car is…
No matter how safe of a driver you are, you may still be at risk of being involved in a serious and potentially life-altering accident if your vehicle does not perform the way it was intended to. From the tires to the airbags and even the brakes, an automobile is…
You wouldn’t think that paying attention behind the wheel would be difficult. While controlling a vehicle that may weigh several tons, traveling at a high rate of speed, paying attention seems to come naturally for most of us. But still, inattentive drivers are often those blamed for the most serious…
Being involved in a car accident is traumatic enough. But what if you were released from the hospital to find photos of yourself had been circulated on the internet, and that they were taken by the people you entrusted with your health and safety during those crucial moments just after…
