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NJ Civil Lawsuit Against Porsche Over Light-Colored Dashboards
A class-action lawsuit against Porsche alleges light-colored dashboards create dangerous windshield glare.
Personal Injury
26 articles (page 2 of 2) from Simon Law Group
New Jersey personal-injury claims arise from car crashes, slip-and-falls, and other incidents where someone is hurt by another's negligence, and they are governed by a statute of limitations and the state's comparative-negligence rule. The articles here explain how liability and damages are evaluated and how New Jersey's auto-insurance system, including the verbal threshold, can shape a claim. Each post is general information, not a prediction about any particular matter.
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NJ Personal Injury - Accidents
NJ appellate court ruled multiple accident lawsuits should be consolidated when injuries overlap.
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Personal Injury: Duty to Prevent Injury Foreclosed Home
Federal court ruled Wells Fargo owes a duty of care to visitors of foreclosed properties.
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NJ Personal Injury cases related to Prempro
NJ closed its hormone replacement therapy mass tort docket after resolving Prempro and Premarin cases.
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NJ Personal Injury - Profits Above Health Costs You More
A medical device company pleaded guilty to distributing unapproved surgical devices in NJ.
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Are Kids Liable for Youth-Sports Injuries? A NJ Court Weighs In
A NJ court ruled an 11-year-old lacrosse player was not liable for injuring an opponent.
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NJ Personal Injury, Could Hospitals be Immune to Liability?
The NJ Supreme Court examined whether the Charitable Immunity Act shields hospitals from personal injury suits during charitable events.
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Murdered Informant's Estate Can Sue the Prosecutor's Office
A federal appeals court ruled a murdered informant's estate may sue a prosecutor's office for recklessly disclosing his confidential status.
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