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Why Do I Need to Estate Plan?
  If you’re like a lot of people, you may assume that only rich elderly people need estate plans. You may also assume that you’re too young or “too poor” [...]
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What to do When Exposed to Asbestos in the Workplace
  Finding out that your workplace has asbestos in it can come as quite a shock. In fact, when people typically think of asbestos, they picture quarantined areas of a [...]
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Some Things You Should Know About Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ Compensation Lawyer There are a lot of workplace injuries that qualify a person for workers’ compensation. Whether you cut your finger on a wire, fell down a staircase, or [...]
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Lyft Collisions: 4 Steps To Filing a Personal Injury Claim
Personal Injury Lawyer Lyft rideshare service provides transportation for people from all walks of life, whether they need a quick ride to an appointment or their car is in the [...]
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How Insurance Handles Drunk Driving Accident Claims
Car Accident Lawyer Insurance companies use marketing techniques of amusing advertisements and charming spokespeople to entice consumers to buy their products. However, if you have to file a claim with [...]
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Do Prior Injuries Mean I Cannot Get Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
By Valarie Grossman, Esq. You have been injured before. Who hasn’t? We are only human. But I would bet most of your prior injuries have not been at work. So [...]
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Common Construction Site Injuries
Personal Injury Lawyer Doing your job should never put you at risk for injury. However, some professions lend themselves to more accidents than others. Construction workers find themselves amid heavy equipment, [...]
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How Long Do You Have to Go to a Doctor After a Pedestrian Accident Caused…
Personal Injury Lawyer Road defects are just as dangerous for pedestrians as for drivers. Feet can be trapped in the gap between the road surface and a curb. Pedestrians who [...]
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The Consequences of Refusing a Blood or Breath Test
All states have strict laws that govern drinking and driving. The federal standard is that if you have a blood alcohol concentration at .08 or above, then you are driving [...]
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Workers on the Frontline of COVID-19 Deserve the Protection of Workers’ Compensation
Many of us across the country are feeling the pain of the spreading Coronavirus by being isolated in our homes, unable to resume our normal lives and the freedom of [...]
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