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Accidents happen to everyone. Everyday, people slip on ice, lose their footing on a staircase, get into minor fender benders or burn their hands on the stove. Most of the time these accidents aren’t serious, and aside from a little pain and embarrassment, most of us can simply shrug it off and get on with our lives.
But sometimes these accidents aren’t minor. Sometimes they have repercussions that involve a lot more than just a minor scrape. And sometimes, people suffer from severe injuries due to reasons that could have easily been prevented.
If someone suffers an injury due to the negligence or incompetence of someone else, the victim is eligible to recover for damages including present and future medical expenses, lost wages, lost future earnings, pain and suffering, and emotional loss. Receiving fair treatment and an honest appraisal of what you have lost after an injury requires an attorney with experience and a complete command of New Jersey liability law.
The attorneys at Brunnock and Fleming have a long and successful record of helping injured New Jersey citizens receive needed treatment and compensation. As former attorneys for insurance companies, we know the steps that insurers take to avoid their financial responsibilities. We can help the injured get past the refusal of medical treatment, as well as the lowball settlements and claim denials that are standard operating procedure for insurance adjusters today.
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If you injure yourself due to unsafe conditions on someone else’s property, the property owner could be held liable for your injury. Property and business owners are under an obligation to both maintain safe conditions and to warn visitors and passersby about any potential hazards. Broken escalators and elevators, poorly maintained flooring material, stairs that are slippery or broken, stairs with missing hand rails, poorly maintained or inadequate outdoor lighting, badly maintained parking lots, or ice and snow build-up on walkways and roofs are all the responsibility of either the property owner of the property manager. Similarly, injuries that occur due to inadequate or poorly trained security can also be the responsibility of property owners. Broken locks or poorly trained staff can result in assaults, robberies and even rape. Poorly maintained facilities can result in debilitating injuries. Broken hips, severe head trauma, traumatic brain injuries, fractures, spinal damage or broken arms and legs are all very real consequences of premises neglect.
With so many cars on the road, walking or riding a bike has become a dangerous prospect. Many victims of pedestrian or bicycle accidents don’t follow up because they assume that they are at fault. Drivers of automobiles do not have the right to simply run pedestrians over. Even if someone is crossing against the crosswalk, drivers can be found negligent if it can be determined that there was at least a chance of slowing down and avoiding the accident. If you’ve been injured by a vehicle while walking or riding a bike, don’t make any assumptions until you’ve contacted an attorney.
Fitness Clubs and parks have more obligations than just throwing open their doors and charging membership fees. They should provide equipment and facilities that are clean and safe to use. Injuries due to faulty exercise equipment or poorly maintained facilities should not be chalked up to bad luck. Similarly, if you or a loved one has been injured due to the negligent actions of a coach or athlete, you may have grounds for a personal injury suit.
There is nothing more frustrating than having your trust violated by a medical professional. The citizens of New Jersey enter hospitals or go see their doctors under the assumption that their health will be looked after by competent professionals. Unfortunately, thousands of us are the victims of medical malpractice every year. Brunnock and Fleming have offered aggressive and successful legal counsel for victims of the failure to make an appropriate diagnosis, surgical errors, the failure to provide timely treatment, the prescription of an incorrect medicine, and the inability to provide competent or appropriate care.
The attorneys of Brunnock & Fleming are experts in all areas of personal injury, including those injuries that occur as a result of defects in products, toys, or machines. Manufacturers, designers and store owners alike have an obligation to consumers to provide products that are free from defects that could cause injury or death. When a manufacturer, designer, distributor, wholesaler, or retailer places a dangerous product on the market, either knowingly or accidentally, the consumer may have grounds for legal recourse. Our experts in products liability law can help you determine if and against whom you may have a case.
If you or a loved one has received an injury due to a car or truck accident, a bad fall, a defective product, a sports accident, or medical malpractice, the personal injury attorneys at Brunnock & Fleming in Morristown, New Jersey want to help you obtain the maximum compensation you deserve for your pain and suffering. Please schedule a consultation with our legal team right away to get a free case evaluation.
Brunnock & Fleming, P.C.
1776 On The Green
67 Park Place
5th Floor
Morristown, NJ 07960
Phone: (973) 898-3700
Fax: (973) 898-6766
Toll Free: (800) 378-6206