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On March 12, 2024, the State of New Jersey awarded a historic $25 million in a trial verdict to a survivor of child sex abuse in the first case brought to trial under the Child Victims Act. The case was against the state’s Division of You...

This was a medical malpractice case that involved an undiagnosed bowel obstruction resulting in the loss of 90% of the bowel and the client suffering the loss of proper bowel function and constant loss of control with a lifetime of medicati...

Partner Jay Silvio Mascolo, Esq. of Rebenack Aronow & Mascolo L.L.P. (RAM Law) has secured a $8.9 million settlement against Edison Township for five sexual abuse survivors assaulted by a teacher during the 1980s. Two previous ones have...

Ed Rebenack and Tyler Hall obtain an $8,500,000 truck crash settlement for a RAM Law client.  It is the highest known injury recovery in the history of Hunterdon County according to Lexis Nexis Verdict & Settlement Analyzer. ...

Partner Ed Rebenack recently litigated a case against NJM, the RAM Law client’s own insurance company. The RAM Law client suffered neck and back injuries in two separate car accidents about 1 ½ years apart. The other drivers did not have...

A woman who was raped in foster care nearly 40 years ago has sued the state of New Jersey and will receive a $6.75 million settlement. This settlement allows the state to avoid a trial that was scheduled to begin next month. This woman, ...

This was a multiple-party bad faith case where the auto insurer improperly disclaimed. After taking the case to the Appellate Division, the Court ruled that coverage had been wrongfully withheld. During the interim, a default judgment was e...

A RAM Law client, represented by Edward J. Rebenack, Esq. and Howard Z. Buckner, Esq., was injured in an intersection crash with a school bus in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Litigation with the school bus company that operates buses through...

This case involved the Tort Claims Act and an above-the-knee amputation of the leg. The client was employed by a company that was hired by the State of NJ. The state employees were supposed to monitor the work, and as a result of their negl...