Many companies encourage their employees to volunteer their time and talents in the communities where they live. Volunteering is a great team-building exercise and can also foster goodwill between the business and the surrounding area, but what happens if you are injured while volunteering for your company? In New Jersey, you may be able to receive Workers’ Compensation depending on the specific facts of your case and how your role is classified under the law. Are Volunteers Covered Under New[…] Read More
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What Happens if I am in a Car Accident While Visiting Atlantic City From Out of State?
Atlantic City attracts an average of 25 million visitors each year, and many of them come from out of state. Many tourists arrive from out of state. In a worst-case scenario, you are an out-of-state driver who has been involved in a car accident with either a New Jersey driver or another out-of-state driver. In that case, New Jersey laws apply to your accident, and you may face additional challenges in your case. The best thing that you can do[…] Read More
What if I Did Not Go to the Hospital Right After My Car Accident?
This natural stress response of adrenaline often masks pain and injuries for hours or even days after a collision. Many car accident survivors decline medical attention at the scene because they feel unharmed, only to experience soreness, headaches, or other troubling symptoms later. Anyone who has skipped immediate medical care after a crash typically wonders whether that decision will affect their ability to recover compensation. Can a Claim Still Be Filed Without an Immediate Hospital Visit? Filing a personal injury[…] Read More