Personal Injury

NEW BRUNSWICK – The three children who were struck by an SUV driven by the city’s fire director almost two years ago have filed suit against him in Middlesex County Superior Court. Read More –>...

RAM Law Attorney Edward Rebenack settled a case this week for $60,000. The client was 15 yr old girl, passenger in a vehicle on Rt. 518 in Montgomery, NJ. Another vehicle heading in the opposite direction crossed over the center lane result...

A personal injury damage award is not subject to Federal or State income tax. The Internal Revenue Code and the New Jersey Gross Income Tax Act excludes from gross income the amount of any damages received on account of personal injuries or...

When an injury is work related Injuries that result from an accident are deemed work related if they “arise out of and in the course of employment.”   Exactly when an employee is “in the course of employment” has been extensive...

Most personal injury attorneys in New Jersey will agree to represent you for your injury claims under a contingency agreement. This arrangement typically requires the attorney to advance all litigation related expenses on your behalf. If th...

Following a motor vehicle accident, your car or truck may be damaged or totaled. However, you still need access to a vehicle while your car or truck is being repaired or replaced. Renting a car may be your only option. Reimbursement for the...

Usually there are no legal requirements immediately following an accident. However, claims against public entities or their employees are an exception. If you are injured due to the negligence of a public entity or its employees, you must f...

New Jersey is a no-fault state for workers’ compensation. This means that you can receive workers’ compensation benefits regardless of who was at fault for your injury. Generally, even if you were at fault for the accident, you are stil...

Filing a personal injury lawsuit in-state (Superior Court) In New Jersey, the state court system is known as Superior Court. Superior Court is broken down by county. Generally, you can file your personal injury lawsuit in Superior Court....