April 28, 2015

A recent lawsuit filed in Mercer County includes serious allegations of sexual harassment against former Mercer County Prosecutor Joseph Bocchini. The claims, made by a woman who once worked for Mr. Bocchini, accuse him of conduct which created a hostile work environment. On Monday, April 27th, a woman who remains unidentified filed a lawsuit in the Mercer

March 9, 2015

New Jersey residents have been exposed to severe winter weather conditions this season, and as snow and ice continue to bombard the state, the frequency of accidents involving ice and snow has increased significantly. Whether it be a motor vehicle accident involving a car, truck, or motorcycle, or a slip and fall incident caused be snow or

March 1, 2015

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has announced available courses for motorcycle riders statewide, combining classroom and practical components in order to address safety issues and skill development for a wide variety of riders, from those who have only a motorcycle learner’s permit to the most experienced individuals with motorcycle licenses. The State takes the education

February 21, 2015

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently found in favor of New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Co. in two important cases, ruling against plaintiffs who filed lawsuits against the automobile insurance company for compensation under their uninsured motorist policies. These decisions are extremely significant, as they allow auto insurance companies to refuse to compensate policy holders with

February 19, 2015

We are currently investigating the possibility of filing a lawsuit against the operators of the Dunmore/Keystone Sanitary Landfill for the emission of noxious odors. If you live near Dunmore/Keystone Sanitary Landfill, you may have experienced odors associated with this neighboring facility. Odors which interfere with the use and enjoyment of your home may constitute a

February 16, 2015

It appears that New Jersey will soon see the end of a potential mass tort litigation involving women who were prescribed hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to treat menopausal symptoms that they claimed, in fact, led to cancer and other health issues. Remarkably, what became a multi-million dollar collection of suits across the United States has