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Being a parent of a teen who is learning to drive or has recently received a driver’s license, can be nerve-racking, to say the least. We want our children to be autonomous as they find their way, but we also recognize that they need rules and procedures to keep them safe on the road....

Four NJ personal injury lawyers from the office of Grungo Law are honored as “NJ Super Lawyers” and “New Jersey Rising Stars” in the June 2022 issue of NJ Super Lawyers Magazine in recognition of their professional achievement and reputation among peers. Thomson Reuters, publishers of Super Lawyers Magazine, designate “Super Lawyers” and “Rising...

Pictured (L-R) Vicki Jessick, Fire Marshall Michael Cifaloglio, Catherine Mesiano, Mayor Anthony Fanucci, Linda Rodriguez, Fire Chief Luigi Tramontana, and William Colarulo. Grungo Law, a personal injury law firm, gave the Vineland Fire Department two dozen smoke and carbon monoxide alarms through their GC Giving Back Fund. The Grungo Lawfirm has law offices in...

Can successful Personal Injury Lawyers in South Jersey find success in the Metaverse? We find out what all the buzz is about and how and why these attorneys in NJ are navigating a world most are not familiar with. Personal Injury Lawyers In NJ Are First In Metaverse Grungo Law’s law office is based...

Innovation allows businesses to grow and evolve, especially when the world is changing faster than ever before. Grungo Law is taking the next step in its innovation by expanding our personal injury law office into the Metaverse. Grungo Law will forever be known as the first Personal Injury Law Office to enter the Metaverse....

“Si vis pacem, Para Bellum” (If you want peace, prepare for war) -Publius Flavius Vegetius Renatus In the world of personal injury law, a trial is a battle between a wrongly harmed party and those responsible for the harm. Although these cases rarely make the news or show up on the radar of the...

A Gloucester County judge sentenced Jon Nordberg to 25 years in prison, for the 2013 robbery and murder of a Franklinville man. A $7.5 million judgment was obtained in a wrongful death suit filed by the family of the murder victim. For more information about this story, click here  [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vbUOnwCKY4[/embed]

Crashes involving large trucks can be some of the most dangerous seen on the nation’s roadways, and the causes behind them can range from driver behavior and manufacturing defects to weather and road conditions. Often, an accident is complex and involves more than one factor. After studying the reasons for crashes involving trucks, The...

According to a study of data compiled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Federal Highway Administration on the safety of highways in the U.S., in New Jersey, highway deaths increased in 2016 from 2015, a statistic that experts blamed on there being more traffic on the road. Surprisingly, the deadliest highways...

It was not that long ago when, in December of 2016, two guests at a New Hampshire wedding were injured from a drone when it was flying through the air and crashed into them. The case made national headlines and it had many questioning the safety of drones, and whether more laws were needed to...