Firm Blog

In New Jersey, driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense, especially when it results in an accident involving bodily injuries or fatalities. These incidents not only bring profound consequences for those injured but also complex legal repercussions for the accused. Navigating the aftermath of such a traumatic event requires not just legal expertise but also a compassionate understanding… [read more]

In the caring profession, in-home caregivers stand as unsung heroes, tirelessly working to ensure the health and well-being of those in need. However, this noble profession is not without its risks. In New Jersey, workers’ compensation offers a critical safety net for caregivers injured on the job. Understanding this system is vital for in-home caregivers who may face workplace injuries.… [read more]

In New Jersey, the swift and accurate diagnosis of a medical condition is not just a matter of good healthcare — it’s a critical factor that can significantly affect a patient’s life. When a diagnosis is delayed, the consequences can be severe, leading to advanced illnesses, increased treatment difficulty, and sometimes irreversible damage. This delay can transform a manageable health… [read more]

Construction work is undoubtedly one of the most vital and necessary industries in New Jersey and across the United States, shaping our cities and driving the economy forward. However, construction sites can be dangerous places, where accidents and injuries can occur all too easily. This article explores the dangers of construction work and outlines the legal rights of injured workers.… [read more]

Understanding the Impact of DUI/DWI on Pedestrian Safety Pedestrian accidents involving DUI/DWI cases are among the most devastating and tragic occurrences on our roads. These incidents have far-reaching consequences, affecting the lives of both victims and those accused of driving under the influence. At Rudnick, Addonizio, Pappa & Casazza PC, we understand the gravity of these cases and are committed… [read more]