Cumberland County Sues Opioid Companies

Making a Federal Case of Cruise Ship Liability

May 4, 2016

Millions of passengers go on cruises every year. Unfortunately, injuries, illnesses, or even death on the high seas happen often enough on these ships. There are obviously times when these things happen and they are not the result of any negligence, as human life is indeed delicate.  There are other times, however, that the cruise…Read the article

When Your Employer Doesn’t Keep Overtime Records

January 14, 2018

Most employers who have full time employees working for them are required to keep records of hours worked and pay overtime rates for anything worked beyond a normal 35-40 hour work week. In some cases, though, the employer doesn’t accurately keep records of employee’s work hours or overtime logged each week.  In some cases, it…Read the article

Staying Safe and Warm During A Winter Bike Commute

January 13, 2016

Total traffic fatalities went on the decline from 2013 to 2014 in New York City, with the only group seeing a rise in deaths being cyclists. In 2013 there were 12 cyclist fatalities, versus 20 in 2014, according to data released by the Department of Transportation. 2014 also saw almost 4,000 cyclists get injured. While…Read the article