Manfred F. Ricciardelli Jr.'s legal blog provides up to date information on New Jersey workers comp laws, construction site accident lawsuits, Morristown car accidents and filing a Social Security claim in New Jersey.
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A Closer Look at the Second Injury Fund Learn more about New Jersey’s Second Injury Fund, which was meant to promote the employment of disabled individuals, here. -
What to Expect After a Construction Site Hip Dislocation Construction workers are at risk of a hip dislocation if they suffer a fall or other trauma. The recovery period depends on the severity of the injury. -
Who Is Negligent for a Car Accident on Bad Roads? Are you considering filing a case against the government after poor road conditions led to a crash? Find out how to prove negligence in a car accident case. -
Be Aware of Complications From Blood Clots Blood clots form naturally in the body as a way to stop bleeding. But injured workers should be aware of potential complications arising from blood clots. -
Evidence for Coronary Heart Disease Disability Benefits Coronary heart disease sufferers may qualify for social security disability benefits. To do so, they must provide certain important evidence. -
When Should Workers’ Comp Pay for a Slip and Fall on Stairs? Is your employer claiming that your fall accident was your own fault? Find out how to get workers’ comp after a slip, trip, or fall on stairs. -
Loading Dock Accidents Leading to Work Injuries The Loading Dock is the area of industrial buildings where products are loaded or unloaded from trucks. With so much activity, potential for injury is high. -
Epidural Injections After Work Injuries Neck and back injuries can cause pressure on the nerves running down the spine. A doctor will often recommend epidural steroid injections to treat this problem. -
Man Killed by Falling Object on New Jersey Construction Site An independent contractor was killed after a tape measure fell several stories from a New Jersey construction site and struck him on the head. -
Black Ice Car Accidents Snow is not the biggest hazard for people trying to get around during winter months. Flash freeze leading to black ice is actually much more dangerous. -
The 7 Most Common Causes of Death Among Firefighters It is tragic when those who save lives lose their own in the line of duty. Surprisingly, many firefighters aren't actually killed by smoke inhalation or burns. -
Caring for Asphalt Burns Asphalt is an extremely dangerous material and can cause life-threatening injuries. Here’s what you should do if you’re burned.