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On Thursday evening, June 26, 2025, around 5:45 p.m., a serious crash shut down the intersection of New Bridge Road and Woodbine Street in Bergenfield, NJ. According to the Bergenfield Police Department, a Chevrolet utility truck heading south on Woodbine struck a parked car. That impact caused a mechanical failure…

The term “pain and suffering” sounds pretty straightforward, but as a legal term, it is extremely complex. Medically, pain is more complicated because what we refer to as pain is something that is invisible; but to the accident victim it is likely the most valuable part of their personal injury…

On July 2, 2025, at around 6:15 am,  a bus crash involving three NJ Transit buses occurred at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City. Twelve people suffered non-life-threatening injuries, with one driver requiring extrication from the bus and hospitalization for moderate injuries. The crash caused significant traffic and…

If you’re on this page because you were recently a passenger in a car accident, we would like to extend our most sincere sympathies. We understand how painful, chaotic, stressful, and confusing these events can be, and we’re ready to help you navigate the road ahead. Although being involved in…

Whether you’re heading to work across the George Washington Bridge, coasting along the Hudson River, or just exploring Manhattan, there’s one thing all bikers have in common: vulnerability. You don’t have to be an expert to know that biking in New York can feel more like a survival sport than…

Workers’ Comp Helps Injured Workers, But Are All Workers Covered? Full-time employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses can receive workers’ compensation benefits from their employers, including compensation for medical expenses and partial reimbursement of lost wages. But do those benefits extend to workers classified as independent contractors?  With increasing…