Drivers use the roads every day to get from one place to another. However, they may not always do so in the safest manner. Police officers are supposed to monitor the roads to ensure that drivers are following the law. If they believe someone is driving recklessly or violating a traffic code, they may issue … Continued

New expungement laws in New Jersey went into effect October 1. These laws were announced by Governor Chris Christie in June 2017. The new laws ban employers from discriminating against potential employees for having an expunged criminal record. It also accelerates some expungements, increases the number of convictions that can be expunged and reduces the … Continued

When employees go to work, they expect safe working conditions. Not only is this a need to finish their tasks efficiently, but workplaces must also adhere to state laws regarding a safe environment. Even in an office environment, employees can face harmful conditions. These conditions may involve toxic exposure. Although this exposure may not be … Continued

For individuals who become disabled, they may be unable to carry out the duties for their daily job. To qualify for social security disability, they must have attained an insured status. In order to gain this status, you must have enough earned credits by reporting a certain amount of income. There are varying credits awarded … Continued

With the upcoming holiday weekend, people have more time to relax and enjoy time with friends and family. Most people have a three-day weekend to get a last beach trip in for the summer or a short vacation. College students are heading back to school and celebrating the beginning of a new school year while … Continued

In times of financial crisis, individuals may feel like they have no other options available to them. However, there are bankruptcy options that can help to improve your financial future. Before filing for bankruptcy, it is best to consult an attorney in order to decide the best way possible to fix your financial problem. The … Continued

In New Jersey state, Chief Justice Stuart Rabner issued an order that will introduce hearings to consider the dismissal of unresolved cases involving minor municipal offenses that are more than 15 years old. On July 19, the order was filed on behalf of the Supreme Court. The Administrative Office of the Courts found hundreds of … Continued