Do You Have to Pay Taxes on a Personal Injury Settlement?

November 11, 2021

Do You Have to Pay Taxes on a Personal Injury Settlement?

Personal injury lawsuits have the potential to award large sums of money to the injured parties. Often, people do not think of whether such settlements are taxed by the IRS or should be reported as income. While you should always seek the advice of an accountant with tax questions, there are simple answers that can

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New Jersey Supreme Court Follows Through with “Ongoing Storm Rule”

August 6, 2021

New Jersey Supreme Court Follows Through with “Ongoing Storm Rule”

We all know how much the variable climate affects every aspect of our lives in New Jersey. The snow and ice storms in the state create a plethora of precarious conditions for the roadways, sidewalks, and residential and commercial properties, but New Jersey residents have learned to navigate those conditions with caution to remain safe.

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Impact of COVID-19 on Personal Injury Cases in NJ

July 21, 2021

Impact of COVID-19 on Personal Injury Cases in NJ

Though businesses and life, in general, are opening up lately, COVID-19 will have long-lasting effects on the courts and all the entities involved in a personal injury claim. If you’ve been harmed in a car accident, in a slip and fall in a grocery store, or in any other circumstance where some other person or

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April 14, 2019

Attorney Client Privilege and Your Personal Injury Claim

Attorney client privilege is a key part of our legal system, and in many legal systems throughout history including during the times of the Roman Empire. The attorney client privilege allows a client to speak with their attorney honestly and without fear over whatever they disclose to their attorney being shared with other parties including

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