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New Jersey Public Employees Injured on the Job May Be Missing Pension Contributions from their Employers
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Distribution of Faulty Gas Springs New Jersey AG Into Action
On December 4, 2012, Zephyr Oil--a Brooklyn-based gasoline distributor--purchased over 70,000 gallons of gas. Except, incredibly unusually, this was not ordinary gasoline. It was avgas, or a [...]
Injured Workers Seek Alternative Means To Pay Bills
Between 2003 and 2006, there were approximately 458 million hospital emergency room visits by U.S. patients. And a recent study by the Health Services Research Journal, in [...]
Disciplinary Matters May Impact the Pursuit of a Disability Pension
When an altercation or arrest leads to an injured police officer, there are often allegations against the police officer. These allegations are generally handled in the [...]
Gas Explosions Cause Damages Which Must Be Handled Immediately
An explosion yesterday in Ewing, NJ caused damage to at least 55 units on Scenic Drive. I could feel the blast from my office right across [...]
Denied Accidental Disability Pension Benefits…What’s Next?
Whether you are a member of PFRS, PERS or the TPAF, you are probably aware of what is happening. You have applied for your disability pension [...]
Understaffing Leads to Work Injuries in Medical Nursing Profession
Being a nurse is the type of job that requires a certain personality. It requires someone to be caring and have sense of wanting to help others [...]
OSHA Renews Focus on Temporary Worker Safety
To commemorate the annual ‘Workers’ Memorial Day,’ observed on April 28, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced a new initiative [...]
Study Shows that Medical Malpractice Suits Not Directly Responsible for High Healthcare Costs
A recent study by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine examined the underlying reasons for ever-growing healthcare costs in the United States. The study approached [...]
ACLU Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Disabled Victim of “Patient Dumping”
“I’m a victim of patient dumping,” said James Flavey Coy Brown, explaining his ordeal at a press conference on a recent lawsuit filed by the American [...]
Actor Jim Carrey Fined for Violating Workers’ Compensation Insurance
As the saying goes, 'no one is above the law’ – a phrase recently used in reference to actor Jim Carey, for his alleged workers' comp violations.The [...]
Police Officers Must Remain Alert During Traffic Stops
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Firm News
Szaferman Lakind Welcomes New Associate Attorney Max H. Steinberg
Szaferman Lakind is pleased to welcome Max H. Steinberg to the firm. Mr. Steinberg joins the [...]
New Jersey Law Journal Spotlight: Janine Bauer
On June 28, 2021, the New Jersey Law Journal published a spotlight article on Szaferman Lakind [...]
Judge Feinberg (Ret.) Instructs on Arbitration for NJICLE
On February 23, 2021, Judge Linda Feinberg (Ret.) was included as part of a virtual program entitled [...]
Recent Verdicts & Settlements
Success Stories: Employment
Matter of Critchlow, 201 N.J. Super. 371 (App. Div. 1985) Arnold Lakind representing Francis Critchlow The applicant, [...]
Arnold Lakind Argues Reversal of Criminal Charges
State v. Stasio, 78 N.J. 467 (1979) Arnold Lakind representing Thomas Stasio Defendant, Thomas Stasio, was found [...]
Arnold Lakind Represents Business Owner’s Wife Relieving Her of Liability After Employee Accident
Macysyn v. Hensler, 329 N.J. Super. 476 (App. Div. 2000) Arnold Lakind representing Kathryn Hensler A little [...]