The No-Fault Filing Option in New Jersey
Does New Jersey Require Proving Fault to Divorce? New Jersey law allows married couples to formally file for divorce based on irreconcilable differences, meaning neither spouse must prove the other...
Eight Categories Not the Nine You Expect
A Threshold That Just Got Harder to Meet New York drivers pursuing compensation for pain and suffering after a serious car accident have always had to clear a specific legal...
The Insurance Choice You Already Made
What Is the Verbal Threshold in New Jersey? The verbal threshold, also called the Limitation on Lawsuit option, is a choice New Jersey drivers make when purchasing auto insurance under...
KGG Law Litigating Lincoln Corsair Loss of Flat Tow Capability
The law firm Kantrowitz, Goldhamer, Graifman, Perlmutter & Carballo, P.C. ("KGG") has filed a putative class action against auto manufacturer Ford Motor Company concerning its Lincoln brand Corsair vehicles, model...
Wise Unauthorized Transactions Class Action Investigation
KANTROWITZ, GOLDHAMER, GRAIFMAN, PERLMUTTER & CARBALLO, P.C. is investigating potential claims against Wise US Inc. (“Wise”) relating to unauthorized access, fraudulent transfers, and unreimbursed losses involving Wise accounts. Wise is...
Why Not Every Defendant Pays The Same Share
A serious truck crash often involves more than one potentially responsible party, from the driver to the trucking company to a maintenance contractor. New Jersey law determines how liability gets...
The Election That Changes Who Pays First
Most New Jersey drivers assume their auto insurance automatically covers all medical bills after a crash. A specific policy election can actually shift that responsibility onto a health plan first,...
Hoboken Deck Collapse Injures Two Workers
A construction accident in Hoboken sent two workers to the hospital and required a dramatic crane rescue from the upper floors of an unfinished high-rise. Incidents like this one are...
The Law Behind A Door Suddenly Opening
A cyclist riding safely alongside parked cars faces a danger most drivers never think about until it happens to someone else. New York specifically addresses this hazard through a statute...
