Raymond Gill Recovers Two of the Top 5 Personal Injury Awards of the Year
The New Jersey Law Journal released their Top 20 Personal Injury Awards of the Year on August 31, 2015. Raymond Gill, Jr. recovered two of the Top Five awards, as...
Child Safety Seat Laws NJ Changes
Child Safety Seat Law Changes Tomorrow, September 1, New Jersey’s car seat laws will be changing. Here's what you need to know. Please visit the New Jersey State Police website...
NJ Judge Approves $225 Million Exxon Settlement
A New Jersey judge on Tuesday (8/25) approved a controversial settlement between Gov. Chris Christie's administration and ExxonMobil over contamination at its old industrial sites in North Jersey. State Superior...
Beach In Monmouth Closed For Bacteria
A Monmouth County beach was closed on Tuesday because of high bacterial levels in the ocean water. A testing of the water in Beach D at Sandy Hook yielded results that...
Target pays $2.8 million in settlement of discrimination lawsuit
The Wall Street Journal reports that on Monday, the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced that Target has agreed to pay $2.8 million to settle charges that it used assessment...
Medical Malpractice in Infants
There is no greater tragedy than an infant who suffers because of medical malpractice. Injuries to young children are often more serious, and the future ramifications of negligence are harder...
Failure to Diagnosis a Medical Condition
A failure to diagnose a medical condition is often the basis for a medical malpractice lawsuit. Whether it be a missed diagnosis of cancer, a fracture, a stroke, a heart...
2016 Best Lawyers Award: Raymond Gill & Peter Chamas
Raymond Gill & Peter Chamas were named to the 2016 Edition of the Best Lawyers in America yesterday after the peer review guide released their honors. Gill has been named...
$1.9 Million for Plumber Injured by Live Wires
A plumber who was thrown from a ladder after contacting live wires settled his Monmouth County suit last month for $1.9 million. The union plumber injured was working at a school renovation site...
8 dead in NYC Legionnaires outbreak
Eight people in New York City have died from Legionnaires’ disease. Since the outbreak began, 92 people have been hospitalized with the disease — a severe form of bacterial pneumonia — 48...
