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  • “Stolen Valor” Bill May Make It a Crime to Lie About Military Service

    July 26, 2017

    Pennsylvania House Bill 168 has passed the House and was unanimously approved by the state Senate earlier this year, according to a recent article in Lancaster Online. The bill, known as the “stolen valor” bill, would impose criminal penalties on anyone convicted of lying about military service for personal gain. A draft version of the […]

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  • Settlement in Demolition Accident Case Results in Largest Pennsylvania Personal Injury Award Ever

    July 19, 2017

    On June 5, 2013, debris from a nearby building undergoing demolition hit a neighboring Salvation Army store, resulting in seven deaths and leaving twelve people with severe injuries. In early 2017, a jury held both the Salvation Army and the developer liable and awarded the injured plaintiffs and families $227 million, the largest personal injury […]

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  • Bar Fight Over Football Puts New Jersey Bail Reform Front and Center

    July 12, 2017

    In January 2017, New Jersey enacted one of the most sweeping bail reforms in the United States. Instead of making cash bail the norm, the new system requires courts to use a rubric to evaluate a defendant’s risk to the community and the risk that the defendant will fail to show up for trial. The […]

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  • New Jersey Car Accident Victims May Seek Medical Expenses Above And Beyond PIP Limit

    July 05, 2017

    A driver in New Jersey who carries only the $15,000 minimum in personal injury protection (PIP) auto insurance benefits may seek compensation for medical expenses above and beyond that amount if they are injured by another’s negligence, according to a recent ruling from the New Jersey Appellate Division. New Jersey law contains rules that limit […]

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  • Burglary, Criminal Trespass, and Criminal Mischief Charges in New Jersey

    June 26, 2017

    An Ocean County woman was charged with burglary recently. She allegedly stole a pair of horses she once owned from their new owners in Howell and Jackson townships and took the horses to Pennsylvania. Authorities safely recovered the animals. She has been charged with criminal trespass, criminal mischief, and burglary. The woman is accused of […]

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  • First-Degree Attempted Murder in New Jersey

    June 19, 2017

    A Bound Brook man was recently charged with first-degree attempted murder. He is alleged to have shot another person two within a five-day period. The alleged offender, age 25, shot a 38-year-old man in the right leg on June 8th. On June 12, he returned to shoot the man’s left leg. Police were unable to arrest […]

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  • Truck Accident Causes Driver’s Death in New Jersey

    June 12, 2017

    A truck accident in Woodbridge Township caused the death of a New Jersey man. Every day, cargo trucks transport all kinds of goods on New Jersey’s roads and highways. These trucks may be particularly dangerous when a truck collides with another vehicle. The truck driver was in the process of hauling construction site trash when […]

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  • Collision Between Two Minivans Causes Driver Deaths and Passenger Injuries

    June 05, 2017

    A frontal collision between two minivans in South Amboy traveling on Route 35 killed both drivers and caused serious injuries to three passengers. One of the vehicles, a 2002 Nissan Quest, was heading the wrong way and collided with a 2011 Honda Odyssey minivan. The drivers were pronounced dead at the accident scene. Passengers in […]

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  • Atlantic City Residents Could Be Upset After Police Bomb Squad Kicks in Apartment Doors

    May 25, 2017

    Some Atlantic City NJ residents may have reason to be unhappy about police action taken in response to a possible bomb threat at an apartment complex. AC law enforcement recently got reports of bomb threats at two different locations: the Atlantic County Civil Courts Building on Bacharach Boulevard and the Carolina Village Apartments complex on […]

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  • No Children on Board When School Bus Crashes in Hammonton NJ

    May 18, 2017

    It is imperative that parents teach their children about staying safe while riding the school bus. The importance of school bus safety was highlighted recently when a Hammonton Public Schools bus was involved in a scary single-vehicle crash on a local road. The bus accident happened just before 7:00 a.m. As the school bus driver […]

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