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Your
mental and physical health, as well as your legal rights, need
protection. Of all the New Jersey lawyers to choose from you need an
experienced, skilled one on your side. I have the
experience and dedication to provide you excellent service. I
have been handling workers compensation, criminal and probate cases since I
established my firm in 1994. I have eighteen years of experience
as a New Jersey lawyer. To find out how I can be of assistance
in your case, contact my office for a
FREE initial consultation
with a member of my staff.
Being injured on the job can
be one of the most stressful and difficult times in life. Your
routine, livelihood and body are broken. Your family, and family
budget, are in jeopardy. In New Jersey, injured workers face a
system where insurance companies deny legitimate claims, delay
payment of income benefits, refuse to authorize necessary
medical treatment and offer lowball settlements to those injured
workers who do not have legal representation.
At this point, you are
probably confused and anxious. Rest assured, I shall take the
time to personally review your case, using my skill as a New
Jersey Lawyer to apply NJ Law to your case for your protection
and the best possible outcome. I take the time to get to know
you, what you need and how I can help.
HELPING
INJURED WORKERS OBTAIN BENEFITS SINCE 1994
I am proud that my law
offices have been voted by the readers of the Courier Post
newspaper as "The Best Law Office in South
Jersey" as well as for the years 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010.
This distinction compliments our past "One of the Best Law
Offices in South Jersey" for the years 2003, 2007 and 2009.
I have
heard the lawyer jokes. Please read my response below to one of
the most famous misquoted lines from Shakespeare: "The
first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers." I think you
will find the context in which Shakespeare used that line
instructive to understand just what in fact he meant. Some of
your confusion and anxiety may include which lawyer to trust
your matter. The greatest professional satisfaction I receive is
the compliment from a client expressing gratitude and
appreciation for the long hours of work on their matter and the
result I achieved for them. They do not tell lawyer jokes after
my representation.
PROTECTING
YOUR RIGHTS, FIGHTING THE INSURANCE COMPANY
New Jersey
Workers Compensation law is complex. There are numerous pitfalls
for the unwary. The system can seem overwhelming. I am a
straightforward and aggressive New Jersey lawyer who will
navigate the system on your behalf. I handle all types of work
injuries with a list of common work injuries listed on this
page. Exceptional service with personal attention is the
hallmark of my career as a New Jersey lawyer.
I can
promise you the following: representation from a diligent,
dedicated New Jersey lawyer focused on thorough preparation,
giving you personal attention and striving for the best possible
outcome.
NO FEE
UNLESS I GET RESULTS FOR YOU
No
recovery, no fee guarantee. There is no charge for me to review
your potential claim. If I take your case, I do so on a
contingency fee basis which means that you do not pay a fee
unless I successfully resolve the claim in your favor.
In
choosing a New Jersey lawyer, remember the words of a famous
poet of the Roman Empire named Manilus: "Finis Origine Pendet".
The words translate into English as "The end depends on the
beginning." Your choice of an attorney is the beginning. I
invite you to begin by contacting me at (856) 596-8000.
Thank you for visiting my
site.
John F. Renner
New Jersey lawyer
Marlton, New Jersey
Work Injury Blog of the
Week
34:15-28.2 Powers of judges of
compensation.
If any employer,
insurer, claimant, or counsel to the employer, insurer, or
claimant, or other party to a claim for compensation, fails to
comply with any order of a judge of compensation or with the
requirements of any statute or regulation regarding workers’
compensation, a judge of compensation may, in addition to any
other remedies provided by law:
a.
Impose costs, simple interest on any moneys due, an additional
assessment not to exceed 25% of moneys due for unreasonable
payment delay, and reasonable legal fees, to enforce the order,
statute or regulation;
b.
Impose additional fines and other penalties on parties or
counsel in an amount not exceeding $5,000 for unreasonable
delay, with the proceeds of the penalties paid into the Second
Injury Fund;
c.
Close proofs, dismiss a claim or suppress a defense as to any
party;
d.
Exclude evidence or witnesses;
e.
Hold a separate hearing on any issue of contempt and, upon a
finding of contempt by the judge of compensation, the successful
party or the judge of compensation may file a motion with the
Superior Court for enforcement of those contempt proceedings;
and
f.
Take other actions deemed appropriate by the judge of
compensation with respect to the claim.
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