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Factors determining bail amounts

May 13, 2010 in Atlantic City, Bergen County, Camden County, Marlton, Morris County, New Jersey, Passaic County by staff

Criteria that determine whether bail is granted, and if so, the amount, include the defendant’s:

  • Flight risk
  • Severity and nature of the crime
  • Criminal history
  • Ties to the community
  • Risk to others
  • Work history

If bail is set, you are released upon payment. If you cannot afford the bail you may apply to a bail bondsman. You pay the bondsman a commission of ten to fifteen percent, he or she pays the court your bail money, and you are released. If you pay bail and then fail to appear for your trial, the court declares the bond forfeited and orders your immediate arrest without warrant. If your family has used a home to pledge your bail, it could be lost if you do not appear in court.  It helps to have a NJ Criminal Defense Law Firm when you are in trouble.

In some instances, the judge may release you on your own recognizance without requiring bail. This constitutes a promise between you and the judge to appear in court whenever you are called. If you have questions about the bail bond process you should contact a NJ criminal defense lawyer.

by Michael

Passaic County Malpractice Lawyers

March 17, 2010 in New Jersey, Passaic County by Michael

Passaic County Medical Malpractice Lawyers

Passaic County Medical Malpractice Lawyers

Passaic County malpractice lawyers from Gelman Gelman Wiskow & McCarthy LLC explain how getting legal help before settling a case could earn you a just medical malpractice settlement.

Medical malpractice cases involve negligence or a wrongful act by a healthcare professional. The healthcare professional can be a surgeon, doctor, psychiatrist, pharmacist, dentist, nurse, and anyone else who renders treatment, medication, or equipment. You have the right to sue any person who was aware or participated in the malpractice, as well as the facility where it occurred.

A public announcement of the Passaic County medical malpractice would surely diminish the faith and trust patients have in the facility and healthcare worker. A financial loss and damage to the reputation of the responsible party would be worrisome. In order to keep things quiet, the responsible party’s attorney or insurance company may offer you a settlement before you initiate a lawsuit.

You should present your case to a Passaic County medical malpractice lawyer for review. Your attorney will negotiate on your behalf and ensure you receive the compensation that you deserve. Damages for pain and suffering, medical expenses, loss of earnings, and out-of-pocket expenses will be sought through litigation. Most medical malpractice cases are settled out of court, but your attorney will be ready to proceed to litigation if the settlement is not what you had anticipated.

Getting legal help from the Passaic County medical malpractice attorneys at Gelman Gelman Wiskow & McCarthy is the first step to a medical malpractice settlement. Call us today at (973) 366-3900 for a free initial consultation.

by Michael

Passaic County Personal Injury Lawyers

March 2, 2010 in Passaic County by Michael

Passaic County Personal Injury Lawyers

Passaic County Personal Injury Lawyers

Passaic County personal injury lawyers of Gelman Gelman Wiskow & McCarthy LLC handle personal injury cases in Northern and Central New Jersey, representing victims of someone else’s negligence. If you have been injured due to negligence or a deliberate offense, call our law office.

At Gelman Gelman Wiskow & McCarthy, we give each injury client personal attention while maintaining a team approach. The team approach enables our personal injury lawyers to strategize methods of success and offer input that will benefit your case. Discover why we are successful at litigating personal injury matters by calling our office and scheduling a free consultation.

The time to call an attorney for your personal injury case is soon after you are hurt. Time is of the essence in preserving evidence, gathering facts, and presenting your case to a jury. In most cases, personal injury lawsuits are settled out of court through the negotiation efforts of your attorney.

Call Gelman Gelman Wiskow & McCarthy

Call Gelman Gelman Wiskow & McCarthy to discuss your personal injury case. We will help you determine if a lawsuit for damages should be pursued. Our DoverElmwood Park and South Plainfield offices offer free initial consultations. Please contact us by submitting our web form or call us at 973-366-3900.

 

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