It is no secret that, at its height, the COVID-19 pandemic stripped society of all sense of normalcy.

Stockholders in Delaware corporations carry a default right of access to corporate books and records. Corporations that choose to incorporate in Delaware, however, try to have their cake and eat it, too.

A concussion is defined as a traumatic brain injury (“TBI”) that affects brain function. TBI’s are considered “mild” when there are no skull fractures or brain lacerations.

The often violent and sudden force can be emotionally shocking and frightening. Knowing this, it is no surprise that many victims of motor vehicle collisions experience mental and emotional trauma as well.

Before 2019, New Jersey survivors of clerical sex abuse who did not file at the time of their abuse were barred from filing a lawsuit by the “statute of limitations”.

Jury trials mesmerize the world and they ought to.  They churn the wheels of our legal system. The right to a jury is preserved in three of the first seven amendments to the United States Constitution. 

New clients often say to me, “I never thought I would hire a personal injury lawyer.” There can be misconceptions about injury cases that have been magnified by advertisements and lobbying efforts.

On March 3, 2020, the Delaware Superior Court upheld a $40.625 million jury verdict won by the Dalton and Balick law firms, along with co-counsel from New York’s Weitz & Luxenberg.