When Nursing Homes Kick Out Residents Illegally, Your Rights Under New Jersey Law
Your elderly mother has called her nursing home “home” for three years. She has made
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Celebrating Juneteenth
Juneteenth, also known as “Emancipation Day” or “Freedom Day,”commemorates June 19, 1865 when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas and passed down the proclamation to enslaved African Americans that they were free — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed by President Abraham Lincoln. While this holiday is considered the “longest running African-American holiday,” it was only
Staying Safe This Holiday Season During the Pandemic
When the coronavirus pandemic first hit our nation last March, most people took the resulting lockdown very seriously. Schools, offices, and restaurants shut down. Roadways saw little but emergency traffic, and only essential businesses remained opened. Even Times Square, New York City became a ghost town. Back then, the pandemic was a “brave new world.”
Happy Thanksgiving from Kreizer Law
As this holiday season begins, now more than ever, we must take the time to remember what we have to be grateful for.
Biking Accidents on the Rise During Pandemic
Back in March, the world seemed to all-but shut down due to the pandemic; schools closed, office buildings sat empty, and even professional sports arenas went dark. But as we begin to return to some semblance of normal, with schools across the country re-opening and millions of adults heading back to the workplace, nationwide traffic is increasing.
How Medical Attention Has Changed in the COVID Era
Whether you’re going for a routine check-up, seeking treatment for a chronic illness, or in need of emergency care following a car accident, the process will look dramatically different from its pre-pandemic days.
How to Travel During COVID-19 This Summer
As COVID-19-related restrictions begin to ease, traffic is rapidly increasing to its pre-pandemic numbers. Unfortunately, so are car accidents.
Justice Has No Color
As Civil Rights Attorneys, we feel an overwhelming need to speak up and fight against the injustice that continues to permeate throughout our culture.
How Will COVID-19 Affect My Case?
Since March of 2020, our daily lives (and our world) have been turned upside down. As we have struggled to adapt to this new reality, certain aspects of life remain unchanged. The kids still have schoolwork, things at home and in our cars still break and need to be repaired, we still need to pay our bills and put food on the table, and situations that require legal counsel may still arise.
