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Janitor Accused of Tampering Food, Other Charges

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Janitors have an important role at schools. Their job is to clean and sanitize surfaces. They should not be intentionally contaminating food and other objects, but that is what a school janitor in New Jersey did. The man is now facing various criminal charges. The 25-year-old man from Vineland is facing charges of child… Read More »

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Dos&Donts

Personal Injury Do’s and Don’ts

By Michael P. Burakoff |

You were involved in a car accident. Or maybe you suffered serious injuries in a slip and fall. A personal injury can happen at any time. When you suffer an injury, your world may be turned upside down. Who will pay for damage to your car? What will you do when the medical bills… Read More »

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How Much Can I Get For Pain And Suffering?

By Michael P. Burakoff |

If you are injured by a third party, such as by a car accident, slip and fall, medical malpractice, defective product, dog bite, assault, or other incident, you can typically recover compensation for economic and non-economic damages. Economic damages are pretty straightforward and refer to quantifiable financial costs or anything that you have paid… Read More »

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2 Injured In Six Flags Great Adventure Accident

By Michael P. Burakoff |

What was supposed to be a fun day at a New Jersey amusement park led to hospitalization for two people. A water ride accident at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson recently injured two riders. The incident occurred on the evening of June 13 on the Saw Mill Log Flume ride. One of the… Read More »

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Types of Nursing Home Abuse

By Michael P. Burakoff |

People often send their loved ones to nursing homes when they can no longer care for themselves and family members cannot care for them either. Nursing homes are supposed to provide good care for their patients, but ironically, many provide substandard care. Many abuse and neglect patients, causing serious injuries and even death. Nursing… Read More »

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New Jersey Nursing Home Sued for Inadequate COVID-19 Precautions

By Michael P. Burakoff |

In the United States alone, the coronavirus has infected more than 6 million Americans and killed more than 191,000 people. Yet many people still do not take this deadly virus seriously. It is expected that nursing homes—whose patients have compromised immune systems—would take special precautions to protect their residents. Sadly, many facilities are not… Read More »

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Common Causes of Construction Accidents

By Michael P. Burakoff |

The workplace is not always a safe environment. Accidents tend to happen in places where tools, heavy materials, heights and electricity are involved, such as on construction sites. Construction workers can suffer serious injuries and even fatalities while working on a building. Construction accidents can be caused by a variety of factors, but they… Read More »

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Negligence

What is Gross Negligence in New Jersey Personal Injury Cases?

By Michael P. Burakoff |

People who were injured due to someone else’s gross negligence are entitled to more compensation than those whose injury is the result of another person’s ordinary negligence. But what roles does gross negligence play in personal injury cases in New Jersey? What is Gross Negligence? The legal term “gross negligence” refers to a person’s… Read More »

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Sussex County, NJ, Nursing Home Hit with a Class-Action Lawsuit Over COVID-19 Deaths

By Michael P. Burakoff |

New Jersey’s Senate is set to hold hearings regarding COVID-19 outbreaks in nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and prisons. According to New Jersey 101.5, the Senate president called the situation a “disaster” that was aggravated by an order that prevented these facilities from excluding residents with coronavirus. As of May 18, 5,368 residents of… Read More »

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Can You Sue a New Jersey Nursing Home for COVID-19 Infection or Wrongful Death?

By Michael P. Burakoff |

Coronavirus continues to spread in nursing homes across New Jersey at an alarming rate, and NJ is not alone. According to USA Today, at least 2,300 long-term care facilities across 37 states have reported positive cases of coronavirus. However, the figure could be much higher because many state agencies did not provide data. At… Read More »

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