Slip and Fall Injury

RAM Law Partner Jay Mascolo settles slip and fall case for $450,000. The RAM Law client slipped and fell on a patch of black ice that had formed overnight in the parking area of a condominium complex.  The client sustained an ankle frac...

by Jay Mascolo, Esq. What to Do After a Slip and Fall on Ice New Jersey is known for freezing cold winters with snow and ice. As a result, it's important for property owners to keep the areas surrounding their buildings prop...

Slips and Falls on Ice: Do You Have a Claim? Every year, approximately 1 million people in the U.S. become injured from a slip and fall on ice and snow. You should know what to do in this situation, ideally before it happens, so that yo...

by Rachel Holt, Esq. How to Prove That Someone Else's Actions Caused Your Injuries Each year, Americans incur $34 billion in medical bills and other damages related to slip-and-fall accidents. Although you may be entitled to reimburs...

RAM Law Partner, Jay Mascolo, obtains a $336,952 jury trial verdict in Middlesex County Courthouse for a man injured slipping on black ice. The client sustained injuries to his neck, back and shoulder after he slipped on black ice while ...

RAM Law partner, Craig Aronow, obtained $450,000 for a client who was injured due to the negligence of a property owner, property management company and snow removal contractor. The contractor acknowledged that they did not put ice melt do...

Roughly a third of the adults in the United States who are 65 years old and above will fall in a given year while outside of their homes. However, anyone could be at risk of slipping or falling while at the grocery store. There are some ste...

Knowing who could potentially be held liable in a personal injury or premises liability claim is something that needs to be accomplished with the help of an experienced personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. You may be eligible to purs...

In New Jersey, living with snow and ice during the winter comes with the territory. While snow provides the occasional "snow day" for our children, it also affects our ability to run errands, get to work or even go to the mailbox. If not pr...

In New Jersey, whether a property owner is liable for injuries that someone suffers on snow and ice on a sidewalk depends upon whether the abutting property is a commercial or residential property, such as a single family home. If you exper...