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Grungo Law is happy to award one of many amazing teachers for the Deserving Teacher Award Nomination! We’re honored to announce Scott Adams of Camden Big Picture Learning Academy who has more than thirty years of dedicated service to the community as a Physical Education teacher as this year’s winner....

Damages in a personal injury case generally fall into two categories: economic and non-economic. While proving the former—the monetary expenses you occurred because of the injury—is relatively straightforward, that is not necessarily the case with the latter. A qualified attorney could help you determine non-economic damages in Cumberland County injury...

This holiday season, Grungo Law was honored to give back to the community by holding our second annual Holiday Bikes for Kids. This giveaway truly warms our hearts. We love to see the expression on these kids’ faces when they receive a brand new bike for the holidays. It is...

This holiday season, Grungo Law was honored to give back to the community by holding our second annual Holiday Bikes for Kids. This giveaway truly warms our hearts. We love to see the expression on these kids’ faces when they receive a brand new bike for the holidays. It is...

A serious accident can impact your entire life and may leave you with symptoms from which you never completely recover. Money cannot put things completely right, but it is the most readily accessible mechanism in the legal world to help a person severely injured because of the reckless or deliberate...

If you are involved in a personal injury case, you may have to decide whether settling out of court or going to trial is the best option. While over 90 percent of personal injury cases are settled, there are situations where going to trial is necessary—most commonly when the insurance...

The overwhelming majority of personal injury cases do not end up in court. Instead, these cases are settled between the injured party—also known as the plaintiff—and the defendant’s insurance company. The defendant is the party wholly or partially responsible for the circumstances leading to the injury. If you were injured...

If you have been seriously injured through no fault of your own, the insurance company of the responsible party may usually offer a settlement to end the case. However, insurance company representatives are generally not interested in providing you with the fairest settlement. In fact, in many cases, their job...

A statute of limitations is the amount of time permitted for a lawsuit to be filed, the length of which depends upon the nature of the lawsuit. For adults, the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim is just two years after the injury occurred or damages were...

If you have recently received serious injuries due to dangerous conditions on one's property, you may have questions involving the duty of care in Cherry Hill premises liability cases.  Know that an experienced Cherry Hill personal injury attorney can answer your questions while helping you determine the best strategy for...