B&F Practice Areas

• Automobile and Truck Accidents
• Personal Injury
• Slip and Fall Injuries
• Motorcycle and Bicycle Accidents
• Construction Site Accidents
• Workers' Compensation
• Criminal Law and Municipal Courts

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Blog

Automobile and Truck Accidents

• It's that time of year again...
• Pay As You Go Insurance?
• Teenagers Arent Wearing Their Seatbelts

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Motorcycle and Bicycle Accidents

• Avoiding New Jersey Bicycle Accidents

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Construction Site Accidents

• Feds Drop Case Against NJ Construction Official
• Construction Work is the Equivalent of a Disease?
• Don't Wait for it to Be Too Late

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General

• More distracted driving
• Money Saving Tips on Car Insurance
• New Service to Automatically E-mail, Instant Message Safety Recall Information
• Should whistleblowers be fined?
• Not even the lizard can help this kid.

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B&FLegal News

One killed, 4 hurt in Turnpike collision

Crane Fall Leads to New Construction Rules

New construction guidelines drafted to stop accidents

Victim recovering after drunk driving crash at Absecon Shop Rite

Firefighter wins compensation in off-duty rescue

DWI deaths decrease in N.J.

Drowsy Driving as a Profession in the Transportation Industry

Woman in Mt. Olive car crash flown to hospital

N.J. Woman Charged In Husband's Hit-Run Death

Bus, 75-year-old Biker Collide; Victim Trapped Under Wheels

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B&FLibrary

Automobile and Truck Accidents

• On Some Cars, Safety is "Optional"
• Eighteen Wheels Doesn't Mean Eighteen Brakes
• Common Insurance Excuses (Part 2 of 2)
• Taking the Right Steps After the Accident
• Doctors Orders: The Most Important Part of Your Case

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Personal Injury

• It's Not Healthcare, It's Insurance

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Slip and Fall Injuries

• Poor Security Can Be A Liability

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Motorcycle and Bicycle Accidents

• Motorcycles Use The Roads Too

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Construction Site Accidents

• Safety With Nail Guns
• Popular Construction Accidents
• Safety is Every Workers Right

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Workers' Compensation

• Workers Comp Confidential: An Interview With A Construction Site Manager

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Criminal Law and Municipal Courts

• Common Questioning Methods Used by the Police

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General

• More on Teens and Cell Phones
• Get Ready for Your Insurance Rates to Rise
• You Have Rights if You Get Injured by a Drunk Driver
• Insurance Overcharges and Underperforms
• The Rosetta Stone of Bad Faith Insurance

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Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some initial questions many clients have when they first contact Brunnock & Fleming, P.C.. The questions below can address many initial concerns you may have. If you don't find the answers here, you may contact us for answers to more complex questions or questions specific to your case. The initial consultation is free.

Workers' Compensation

• Q: My employer and I have not met an agreement about my workers’ compensation benefits. What can I do?
  
  A: In every state the workers’ compensation laws provide for a possibility of a hearing related to your workers’ compensation benefits. If there is a dispute between you and your employer or your employer’s insurer, it is best for an attorney to represent you. With knowledge and experience we can help in handling your claim and obtaining the best possible compensation for you.

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FAQs

Automobile and Truck Accidents

• Do I need to stop if I am in an accident?
• If I believe that the accident is my fault, should I say so?
• What do I need to record after an accident has occurred?
• What should I do in case of an accident?

Personal Injury

• Will the person who caused my injuries be punished?
• How long would I have to file a lawsuit?
• What is the first thing to do in case of a personal injury?
• How do I choose the best lawyer for my case?

Workers' Compensation

• How do I file a workers’ compensation claim?
• What is Workers Compensation?
• My employer and I have not met an agreement about my workers’ compensation benefits. What can I do?
• I have been injured at work, but the injury was caused by someone with no relation to my employer. Am I entitled to the workers’ compensation benefits?
• What is covered under the workers’ compensation program?

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