Murray Law Office, LP

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Statement of Chief Justice Rabner on the Passing of Justice James H. Coleman, Jr.

“Justice Coleman’s life story – the self-described son of a ‘southern dirt farmer’ and grandson of a slave, who grew up in the racial segregation era of Jim Crow – will continue to serve as an inspiration for generations to come. He was without question a pioneer in New Jersey’s court system: the first African American to serve as a workers’ compensation judge, the first to serve as an appellate judge, and the first African American to serve on the state Supreme Court.

His legacy lives on through his work. Over the course of a remarkable 39-year career in the Judiciary, Justice Coleman authored more than 2,000 opinions. They included landmark decisions about the jury selection process and cross-racial identification evidence, which helped remove discrimination from our courtrooms.

As Justice Coleman eloquently described in an essay after his retirement, he ‘looked for the opportunity in every difficulty rather than the difficulty in every opportunity.’ In doing so, he marked a path that has helped create a fairer system of justice.”

Murray Law Group is now Murray Law Office.

Does ur car keep doing that thing where u get in it & suddenly you have tickets? Hmu

Borrowed from Atty Mccaun. But, HMU!

Sorry, we are closed today.

Verbal or Limitation on Lawsuit Threshold option. Choosing this type of car insurance coverage severely limits your abilitcy to bring a lawsuit for injuries sustained in a New Jersey automobile accident. You should not choose this option if you want to maintain your rights to sue for your injuries.

Selecting this option limits your recovery if the following applies after a car accident:

1. Death
2. Dismemberment (loss of arms, legs, fingers, or toes)
3. Significant disfigurement or significant scarring
4. Displaced fracture (broken bone)
5. Loss of a fetus (unborn child)
6. Permanent injury within a reasonable degree of medical probability, other than scarring or disfigurement. An injury shall be considered permanent when the body part or organ, or both, has not healed to function normally and will not heal to function normally with further medical treatment.

Please review your ploicy with your insurance car and make the necessary change.

We are closed for Thanksgiving! Happy holiday!

Did we mention that we also handle Trademarks? Congratulations to my client for doing the smart thing in protecting his brand! Give us a call today at 609-605-2955, and you can also protect your brand!

The office is closed tomorrow. We look forward to serving you bright and early on Monday. Have a great weekend!

Auto accident? Give us a call today for a free consultation!

For Camden and Burlington Counties only.
*does not include DWI/DUI