Common Causes of Car Accidents in New Jersey
In 2022, traffic-related deaths in New Jersey reached a 15-year high, according to a New Jersey State Police annual statistics report. No one expects to cause an accident, but statistically, bad driving behavior is responsible for nearly 300,000 car accidents yearly in the state. For this reason, it is crucial to recognize the leading causes…
Distracted Driving Laws in New Jersey
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), distracted driving is one of the most common causes of severe and fatal car accidents in the United States. While distracted driving accidents have become increasingly more common, particularly among teen drivers, they are also entirely preventable if motorists focus on the road at all times.…
New Jersey pedestrians deserve better safety
Smart Growth America’s recently released report named Dangerous by Design 2014 provides a detailed view of the risk to pedestrians in the United States. The organization recounts the staggering number of deaths from pedestrian accidents around the nation as well as the types of streets on which most such collisions occur. Some specific details include:…
Why have a will
If you have a road trip coming up, listening to podcasts is a great way to pass the time as you drive solo or with company. No matter your interests, you can find podcasts to fit your needs. If you’re new to podcasts, start by downloading a podcast app to your mobile device. From there,…
What do you know about living trusts?
If you have a road trip coming up, listening to podcasts is a great way to pass the time as you drive solo or with company. No matter your interests, you can find podcasts to fit your needs. If you’re new to podcasts, start by downloading a podcast app to your mobile device. From there,…
Supplemental Needs Trusts Can Provide for Long-Term Care
Parents often worry about their children and what the future holds for their offspring. Parents of children with special needs may be even more anxious than most parents, with an acute worry about who will care for their children after the special-needs child’s parents have passed away. Parents should be aware that there are estate…
