Motorcycle Accidents Increase in the Summer
“It wasn’t until I went to college and I got my first motorcycle that I understood the thrill of speed.” ― Vin Diesel Motorcyclists ride for many reasons. To riders, it’s a deep passion within them. The freedom gives the illusion that they are flying, and the speed provides a thrill that cannot be compared […]
Read MoreDrunk Driving Accidents Increase in the Summer
Summer is in full swing and people are enjoying themselves -frequenting restaurants, bars, parks, barbecues, and other social events. As such, drunk driving and speeding usually increases in the summertime, resulting in a high number of driving accidents. The Facts The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that 29 people die in […]
Read MoreDriving Without a License in New Jersey | What to Know
In New Jersey, driving without a license is illegal. Sometimes, it is simply an accident. Someone may forget their wallet at home, therefore leaving their license behind as well. Other times, someone chooses to drive with a suspended license or no license at all. These situations are dangerous and can leave you in some serious […]
Read MoreThanksgiving Eve DWI Charges | What to Know
It is the night before Thanksgiving and you have been away at college. For the first time in months, you are coming home and reuniting with your hometown friends. You decide that to celebrate your reunion, you will grab drinks at your favorite local bar. You drink more than you expected to and decide to […]
Read MoreNew Jersey Votes to Legalize Marijuana
This election season, it was hard to agree about almost anything. But, 66.91% of New Jersey residents have voted to legalize weed. So, what does this mean? Can you go out and buy weed now? Is it legal to smoke weed or eat edibles? Can you still get arrested for marijuana possession? There are a […]
Read MoreNew Jersey’s Early Inmate Release
New Jersey prisons have been dramatically effected by COVID-19. The lack of space behind bars does not allow for social distancing, causing coronavirus to spread to inmates, corrections officers, nurses and doctors, and other staff. To rectify this, new legislature has been put into place, releasing a number of inmates early. This will create space […]
Read MoreWhat are the Drug Laws in the State of New Jersey?
The state of New Jersey holds very strict laws regarding drugs. Drug crime convictions can result in significant penalties that can impact the offender for the rest of their life. The criminal justice system can be confusing and overwhelming, which is why those facing these situations should retain the services of an experienced New Jersey […]
Read MoreHow Does BAC Affect the Penalties of a First-Offense DWI in New Jersey?
If you have recently been charged with a first-offense DWI in New Jersey, it is of the utmost importance that you read on and reach out to our firm to learn how we can help. There are multiple penalties you may face, and they increase in severity in accordance with your blood alcohol content at […]
Read MoreNew Jersey Marijuana Laws
Despite the fact that the nationwide attitude towards marijuana is gradually evolving, there are still harsh consequences for those caught possessing, distributing, or cultivating marijuana. If you are facing a marijuana-related drug offense, you must read on and hire an attorney who is willing to fight for your rights. Here are some of the questions […]
Read MoreNew Jersey DWI Law to Take Effect December 1, 2019
New Jersey has recently revised a law pertaining to first-time DWI offenders. If you are someone who is charged with a DWI, you must read on to learn more about how this law may affect you. Here are some of the questions you may have: How did New Jersey change its DWI law? Essentially, New […]
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Summer is the time for vacations and fun, fun, fun! Families vacation together and travel to New Jersey’s many attractions. Many stay at hotels or motels because it’s a convenient and relaxing way to spend a trip. Most people will never experience any problems, but unfortunately, periodically, a hotel guest…
Read MoreIn the United States, workplace accidents are all too common. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in 2020 reported that private industry employers experienced 2.7 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses. Additionally, OSHA tracks fatalities that occur regularly in the workforce. In March of 2022, for example, Elias Avila-Romero…
Read More“It wasn’t until I went to college and I got my first motorcycle that I understood the thrill of speed.” ― Vin Diesel Motorcyclists ride for many reasons. To riders, it’s a deep passion within them. The freedom gives the illusion that they are flying, and the speed provides a…
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