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Clocks fall back in early November, and for the next several months, the evening commute in New Jersey happens in the dark. That shift matters more than it might seem. A driver who is used to seeing...

A few weeks into the school year, with buses running again and crossing guards back on their corners, New Jersey lawmakers are pushing a bill that would let towns and counties install automated speed...

New Jersey had a genuinely good year on its roads in 2025, at least by the numbers. Traffic fatalities dropped by about 15%, falling from 684 deaths in 2024 to 582 in 2025, according to the New...

Every April, the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety and the Attorney General's Office team up for “Put the Phone Away or Pay”, a statewide enforcement campaign aimed at drivers who can't...

The phone rings a day or two after a collision on Route 4, Route 3, the Parkway, or a busy intersection in downtown Paterson or Newark. The voice on the other end is polite, professional, and sounds...

When litigating personal injury and employment-related torts in New Jersey, defendants frequently move for summary judgment on direct negligence claims, such as negligent hiring or negligent...

E-bikes have become increasingly common throughout New Jersey. They are used for commuting, deliveries, recreation, transportation around shore towns, and getting around congested cities where...

Imagine you are seriously injured in a car accident through no fault of your own. You do everything right: you maintain insurance, seek medical treatment, and pursue a claim against the at-fault...

When someone is seriously injured in a New Jersey car accident, the medical bills often do not stop when the lawsuit begins. Surgery may be recommended months or years after the crash. Treatment may...