In two recent decisions, the New Jersey Appellate Division made clear that individuals who are injured by public employees or injured on public property must send a written notice to the applicable public entities within 90 days of the injury date, or their claim will be dismissed regardless of how […]
In an important ruling, the Appellate Division determined that even if it is still snowing, commercial landowners may still have a responsibility to keep public walkways along its property safe and free from snow and ice hazards. In Pareja v. Princeton Int’l Properties, a plaintiff was seriously injured when he […]
This week, Pfizer obtained Emergency Use Authorization from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for its COVID-19 vaccination, and distribution of the vaccine has begun throughout the country. While the first doses are for frontline healthcare workers and long-term care residents at skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, the […]
In the personal injury matter of Pareja v. Princeton Int’l Properties, the Appellate Division released an important decision on April 9, 2020, (A-2111-18T3) regarding a commercial landowner’s potential responsibility to keep its public walkways along its property safe, via snow and ice removal, even when precipitation is falling. This is […]
