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April 5, 2019

The general rule of thumb is that it is the dog owners responsibility to take care of their animal, and the owner is therefore responsible for any injuries sustained by a victim if bitten or attacked by their dog. New Jersey and Pennsylvania laws are very similar in this regard, with slight variations in the

April 3, 2019

At Cohen & Riechelson we believe that our clients should focus on healing both physically and emotionally and we will handle the rest. Of the 83 million dogs registered in the country, unfortunately, some have the propensity for violence and their aggression can result in violent attacks on innocent victims. If you or a loved

March 14, 2019

Whenever you are given a plan of action by a doctor for treating an illness or injury, it is probably in your best interest to follow that plan as closely as possible. If you are currently pursuing a personal injury claim however, it is absolutely crucial that you do. When you file a personal injury

March 14, 2019

True Value vs Quick Settlement of an Injury Claim I think the answer to the question of whether we would rather settle a case than get true value is the fact that we don´t. We look at a client’s claim and we try to get the value that we believe it deserves and that means

March 12, 2019

Length of a Mercer County Personal Injury Case Every case is an individual case, clients could be treating for a day, a month, a year or since most cases have to be filed within two years there´s a lot of clients that are still treating when the case goes into a suit. What I explain

March 8, 2019

Personal Injury Lawyers Earn Your Trust and Alleviate Your Concerns Sometimes you find a client that’s ambivalent, unsure. We are not pressure salesmen. I often would give a client an explanation about what would occur, explain the retainer agreement and I invite them to take it home think about for a day or two, so