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Hotels are meant to be places of relaxation, comfort, and safety for travelers, but unfortunately, accidents and injuries still occur. A hotel injury can happen for various reasons, such as the negligence of the hotel staff, defective products or equipment, unsafe conditions on the hotel property, and more. In some cases, injuries can be severe and require medical attention, leading to unexpected medical bills and lost wages. If you or a loved one has been...

Casinos are a popular destination for entertainment, gambling, and socializing. Gambling and smoking have long been intertwined in popular culture, from the iconic image of a cigar-chomping poker player to the smoky haze that often hangs over casino floors. However, there’s a dark side to these popular destinations that many people don’t often consider. The association between gambling and smoking comes with a high cost—not just in terms of personal health but also public health...

Car accidents are unfortunately a common occurrence not only in the United States but right here in New Jersey. It can be helpful to know the most common causes of car accidents so you’re better equipped on how to prevent them. Read more: Common Causes of Car Accidents in New Jersey While car accidents can occur as a result of inclement weather, defective auto parts or human error, the following are the most...

A car accident will ruin your day. However, as soon as you recover from the shock and seek medical attention, you have to assess the situation. Therefore, it is good to know what to do after you’ve been in a car accident so that you are in the best possible position to be compensated. There are many ways you can proceed after a car accident and most likely an insurance company will be involved. In...

Christmas is a time for celebration with family and friends. It’s the time of year that’s full of joy and festiveness. It’s also one of the most common times of the year for car accidents. Find out why car accidents increase around Christmas and the New Years’ holidays and what you can do to keep your family safe. Common Causes of Christmas Car Accidents These are some of the most common causes of...

New Year’s Eve is one of the most dangerous driving nights of the year. Even if you don’t plan on drinking and driving, you’re still at risk of others who do. We have compiled a list of tips to protect you from New Year’s Eve driving dangers. Stay Alert You can’t control or predict the actions of other drivers on the road. However, when you stay alert, you can respond to them more...

Many people look forward to the holiday season. While there is a lot to look forward to this holiday season, it’s also important to be aware of some of the biggest risks. Learning to avoid some of the most common dangers of the road can help you have a seamless, and enjoyable holiday season without danger. Traffic Accident Statistics The Bureau of Transportation estimates that up to 15 billion people travel over the...

Some injuries following a car accident require immediate medical care. Others, however, may not exhibit symptoms until long after the auto accident occurs. Here are a few auto accident symptoms you should never ignore: Head Pain You may initially write off head pain to the impact of your head on the dashboard or window during a car accident. While you may expect the pain to eventually decrease and go away, this is not always the...

Every driver in New Jersey is required to have sufficient car insurance. Failing to carry the state’s minimum insurance can lead to traffic violations and personal liability if you’re in an accident. Learn everything you need to know about auto insurance coverage in New Jersey, including state minimums and important steps to take following a car accident. New Jersey’s Minimum Insurance Requirements All drivers in New Jersey must carry the following minimum insurance:...

Car accidents caused by distracted drivers continue to increase year after year. As people become increasingly reliant on their smartphones, they’re more likely to use them while also driving a vehicle. Other distractions can also lead to car accidents, including programming your navigation system or reaching into the backseat to grab an item. While answering a text message or making a phone call may seem innocent enough at first, it can present a dangerous risk...