When a Slip and Fall Becomes a Serious Injury Case in New Jersey
A New Jersey slip and fall becomes a serious injury case when the harm lasts and whoever controlled the property was careless. You have two years to sue a private owner but generally only 90 days to file a claim with a town, county, state agency, or housing authority. You slipped in a store aisle...
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Who Is Responsible for a Slip and Fall on Ice in New Jersey?
A property's commercial owner must clear or reduce ice within a reasonable time after a storm ends, and you have two years after the fall to sue that owner. Responsibility for a fall on ice in New Jersey depends on who controlled the icy spot and what kind of property it was. Owners of commercial...
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