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At the Fort Lee Law Office of Jae Lee Law, our personal injury attorneys are committed to helping, informing, and educating people who have been injured via auto accidents, personal injury, medical malpractice, and more.
At the Fort Lee Law Office of Jae Lee Law, our personal injury attorneys are committed to helping, informing, and educating people who have been injured via auto accidents, personal injury, medical malpractice, and more.
Winter weather transforms Bergen County sidewalks, parking lots, and building entrances into hazardous ice rinks. One wrong step on untreated ice can send you crashing to the ground with injuries that require emergency care and months of recovery.
Bergen County's dense population, heavy traffic volume, and complex roadway systems create numerous opportunities for car accidents. Understanding what causes these collisions helps drivers recognize hazards and provides valuable insight for accident victims pursuing compensation claims against negligent drivers.
Truck accidents near the George Washington Bridge often result in catastrophic injuries due to the massive size difference between commercial trucks and passenger vehicles. The bridge area experiences heavy truck traffic daily, creating constant collision risks as tractor-trailers navigate complex interchanges, merge lanes, and congested conditions where driver error can prove devastating.
In the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic (“COVID-19”) which is sweeping across the United States, many companies have begun transitioning their workforce to working remotely. However, there are still many companies that require their employees to report to work whether it be at an office or a job site. The question arises… if you get the coronavirus at work are you eligible for workers compensation.
Nearly everyone knows that the penalty for a DWI is license suspension. But what happens after a DUI defendant is convicted with DWI, but decides to appeal? Should the DUI defendant be allowed to keep his license while the appeal is pending? Not so fast, says the Appellate Division in State v. Robertson.
