When most think of on-the-job injuries, physical injuries are the first come to mind. But what happens if one's injuries are not physical, but psychological in nature? Are mental health issues covered under workers' compensation in New Jersey?
New Jersey workers' compensation: Not all injuries are physical
New Jersey car accidents: Fatal crash caused by wrong-way driver
A fatal crash that occurred on Easter Sunday is being investigated by New Jersey authorities. Two people died in the wreck, and three others were injured. Following car accidents of this nature, if negligence is believed to have contributed, victims or their surviving family members may have legal recourse.
Intentional tort lawsuit versus workers' compensation claim
New Jersey residents who have suffered injuries while on the job have every right to wonder what options they have when it comes to seeking compensation for their losses. Most employers are required to provide workers' compensation insurance which can cover a great deal, but is it only way in which one can seek to recover any damages sustained as a result of a workplace injury? Some would say no.
New Jersey car accidents: 3 injured in recent crash
A recent auto accident in New Jersey that injured three people is being investigated by law enforcement officials. Three vehicles were involved in the wreck, two of which were legally parked at the time of the collision. When car accidents are believed to result from negligent behavior, according to state laws the victims may pursue compensation for their losses. While few details have been released about this particular incident, the laws regarding compensation may apply in this case.
