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Phone: (732) 341-1030

Address: 501 Main St, Toms River, NJ 08753

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From wrongful termination to employer discrimination, there are many illegal activities that can affect your happiness and your well-being. If you find yourself faced with problems at work that violate labor laws, it’s time to speak up. Like all Americans, you have the right to be treated with respect at work. If this right, or any of your other employment-related rights are being violated, working with an attorney can help you take the action you deserve. If you were wrongfully fired, harassed, or discriminated against, now’s the time to take action.
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Personal injury law covers a broad spectrum of issues when one has been physically or emotionally injured, and/or personal property has been damaged. In legal circles, personal injury law is also known as “tort” law, the French word for “wrong.” Personal injury or “tort” law is the body of law that allows one to be compensated in the event that someone’s carelessness, recklessness or intentional misconduct injures or damages you or your personal belongings. Automobile accidents are classic examples of the types events covered by tort law. If someone hits the back of your car while you are stopped at a red light, that person commits a tort, and is referred to as the “tortfeasor” (French for “wrongdoer”). In America that person is generally referred to as the “defendant” once a lawsuit is filed, and the person harmed is called a “plaintiff” or “claimant.” State law usually governs personal injury lawsuits, but federal law may apply in certain circumstances. For example, an injury suffered on federal property may be covered by the Federal Tort Claims Act, or liability for injuries suffered in an airplane crash may be governed by international treaties. A claim for personal injury must be accompanied by an injury that can be compensated. In other words, one must prove an injury in order to seek monetary damages. For example, if you were to slip and fall due to someone else’s fault or negligence, you could not recover damages if you were not injured in some way
Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice is a form of negligence where an injury results from the failure of a medical professional or medical facility (doctor, nurse, medical technician, psychiatrist hospital, or healthcare facility) to exercise adequate care, skill or diligence in performing a duty. The determination of whether a duty of care is met depends upon the standard of care for that professional or facility in their community. In other words, the applicable duty arises from the accepted practices of other professionals or facilities in the same field and geographical area. In the case of a doctor who is a medical specialist, the standard of care is determined by the standard of good medical practice in that specialty within the community.
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Our estate planning lawyers will help you determine how your estate will be managed, distributed, or disposed, upon incapacity or death. It is important to meet with professional estate planners to help minimize tax liabilities and other various expenses, thereby increasing your overall estate value.
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