Escalator Accident at Jersey City Rail Station Injures 5
Legal news for New Jersey personal injury lawyers: Five people were injured when an escalator changed directions.
January 15, 2013
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Legal news for New Jersey personal injury lawyers: Five people were injured when an escalator changed directions.
An out-of-control car careened into a Dunkin Donuts in Brooklyn, smashing through the front window, reports NY injury lawyer Jonathan C. Reiter.
An enormous crane, being used at a building site in Long Island City, suddenly buckled and collapsed, reports New York construction accident attorney.
A commuter ferry carrying 326 passengers from New Jersey to Wall Street in lower Manhattan struck the pier, reports NYC personal injury attorney.
In California, companies are required to announce—and get consent—when they record customer calls, says Bay Area consumer protection lawyer.
An 11-year-old boy was struck and killed by a dump truck near his school in Jackson Heights, Queens, reports NY pedestrian accident lawyer.
A young saleswoman, who stayed late at her job at Bergdorf Goodman’s, was killed in a pedestrian accident while crossing 7th Ave. at the intersection of 59th.
The driver of a tour bus that crashed in 2011 and killed 15 people was found not guilty of manslaughter, reports NYC wrongful death attorney.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Choking hazards prompted a recall of infant and toddler jeans by Falls Creek.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Fire risks prompted a recall of artificial Christmas trees.
An employment lawsuit is bringing mother’s right in the workplace into the spotlight, says Eric Grover, a Los Angeles employment lawyer.
Google+ and changes to the search algorithm are providing new tools to enhance inbound lawyer marketing for firms: a leap forward in branding for lawyers.
Legal news for New Jersey personal injury lawyers: Five people were injured when an escalator changed directions.
An out-of-control car careened into a Dunkin Donuts in Brooklyn, smashing through the front window, reports NY injury lawyer Jonathan C. Reiter.
An enormous crane, being used at a building site in Long Island City, suddenly buckled and collapsed, reports New York construction accident attorney.
A commuter ferry carrying 326 passengers from New Jersey to Wall Street in lower Manhattan struck the pier, reports NYC personal injury attorney.
In California, companies are required to announce—and get consent—when they record customer calls, says Bay Area consumer protection lawyer.
An 11-year-old boy was struck and killed by a dump truck near his school in Jackson Heights, Queens, reports NY pedestrian accident lawyer.
A young saleswoman, who stayed late at her job at Bergdorf Goodman’s, was killed in a pedestrian accident while crossing 7th Ave. at the intersection of 59th.
The driver of a tour bus that crashed in 2011 and killed 15 people was found not guilty of manslaughter, reports NYC wrongful death attorney.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Choking hazards prompted a recall of infant and toddler jeans by Falls Creek.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Fire risks prompted a recall of artificial Christmas trees.
An employment lawsuit is bringing mother’s right in the workplace into the spotlight, says Eric Grover, a Los Angeles employment lawyer.
Google+ and changes to the search algorithm are providing new tools to enhance inbound lawyer marketing for firms: a leap forward in branding for lawyers.
