Amazon Lawsuit: Wrongful Termination
Amazon is a company that has changed the retail and logistical blueprints of this country. Almost everyone has ordered something from Amazon or has received an item that has come...
Jury Returns $1,000,000 Verdict for Slip and Fall
A jury awarded a woman $1,000,000 for injuries sustained after she slipped and fell while shopping at BJS Whole Sale Club. The woman was caused to fall on water that...
$11.5 Million for Brain Injury
A verdict was entered in Newark Federal District Court in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $11,500,000. A young girl suffered a brain injury due to a defective...
Deployed Service Members to Receive $2.4 Million in Class Action Over Canceled Leases
In Venneman v. BMW FS, the plaintiffs alleged that California-based BMW FS wasn’t complying with the law that protects service members who lease homes or autos by allowing them to...
Automobile Accident Lawsuits
Automobile Accidents: Auto accidents occur every day ranging from fender benders to fatal collisions. It is important if you or a loved one was involved in a motor vehicle accident...
Slip and Fall Lawsuits
Slip and Fall Accidents: When most people think of a slip and fall accident the first thing that comes to mind is snow and ice on a chilly winter day....
Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
Medical Malpractice Lawsuits: When we seek the care of doctors and other medical professionals, we entrust them with our health, expecting them to follow the highest standards of care. Those...
Construction Accident Lawsuits
Construction Site Accidents: The attorneys at Gill and Chamas have over 100 years of combined experience handling complex construction litigation and other personal injury matters. The firm is known throughout...
Gill & Chamas Posts Three of the “Top 10” Personal Injury Awards in the NJ Law Journal
The New Jersey Law Journal recently published the Top 10 Personal Injury Awards reported for the last year. Gill & Chamas, LLC appeared three times on the Top 10 list in...
Amazon Could Be Liable for Hoverboard Injury
Under New Jersey product liability law, Amazon.com Inc. is a “seller” and is potentially liable for an injury a child sustained by a hoverboard sold through its marketplace. The District of New...
