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New Jersey car accident attorney David Mazie discusses his record setting $135 million dollar jury verdict against Giants Stadium beer vendor Aramark.
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Personal Injury Lawyer Raymond Pacia Comments on NTSB Tour Bus ...
Applauds the recent announcement by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) that it will conduct an investigation of the discount tour bus industry.
The NTSB plans to review both the regulatory and operational practices in the discount tour bus industry, and it will take a critical look at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, the safety watchdog formed to prevent fatalities and injuries related to commercial motor vehicles. The NTSB investigation is expected to take about six months.
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Personal Injury Lawyer Raymond Pacia Comments on NTSB Tour Bus Investigation PAWTUCKET, RI, May 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- In the wake of the tragic tour bus accidents in New England, New York, and New Jersey, Rhode Island personal injury attorney Raymond A. Pacia applauds the recent announcement by the National Transportation |
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Data shows three-fourths of drivers searched are black The other states are New Jersey, Rhode Island and Minnesota. Defense lawyer Coy Brewer, a former senior resident Cumberland County Superior Court judge, agreed that Fayetteville police are not constitutionally required to explain the basis for consent |
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Bus Accidents In Northeast The Most Recent In A Decade Long List On March 15, a bus headed from Chinatown to Philadelphia crashed on the New Jersey Turnpike in East Brunswick, killing two, the driver and a passenger. The worst accident of the three happened on March 12, with 15 passengers killed when a Worldwide |
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Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers: Lawsuit Filed Against Super Luxury Tours in ... New Jersey Transit Bus Operations is scheduled for May 23 in Hudson County Superior Court in Jersey City. Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers is a personal injury law firm with offices in Jersey City and Clifton, NJ, as well as Hollywood, Fla. |
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U.S. v. CURLEY In October 2006, Linda was involved in a car accident in New Jersey, and when she took her car to a nearby repair shop, a mechanic discovered the GPS device. On October 9, 2006, Curley drove from New York to the repair shop in New Jersey. |
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Insurance Law Podcast Examines Insurers' Responsibility to Pay Claims for ...
OLDWICK, N.J., Mar 09, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- A.M. Best Co. has released the latest installment of the Insurance Law Podcast, a series that examines timely insurance issues from an attorney's point of view.
The latest episode features attorney Jay Tentinger from the Tentinger Law Firm, P.A. in Eagan, Minnesota. Tentinger has over 30 years of litigation and legal experience defending automobile, general liability and construction claims, and he is a member of the Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association.
On December 13, 2011, the National Transportation Safety Board recommended a nationwide ban on texting and talking on cell phones while driving. Various states have enacted laws that legally prohibit these activities. The federal government has also instituted specific guidelines for their employees that prohibit texting. In an interview with A.M. Best's Brendan Noonan and Best's Directory of Recommended Insurance Attorneys editor John Czuba, Tentinger discusses insurers' responsibility for claims resulting from accidents caused by texting and talking on a cell phone while driving, whether or not insurers have a duty to protect third-party victims, and ways that employers can protect themselves from liability for accidents involving company vehicles when cell phone use is a factor.
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