By Kenny, Burns & McGill | Published March 31, 2023 | Posted in Civil Litigation | Tagged Tags: Car Accident, New Jersey, Settlement |
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$215k Settlement for Car Accident Victim
The personal injury team at Kenny, Burns & McGill is thrilled to announce the successful negotiation of a $215,000 settlement for a client who was injured in a dangerous car crash. Our client, who we’ll call Mr. Sal Rivera, was having a fairly typical Tuesday morning. He woke up, got ready for work, and made Read More
Read MoreSupreme Court Expands Gun Rights
One of the most important gun cases in over a decade was decided today by the Supreme Court of the United States, striking down a New York State law that required residents of that state to show a special need to defend themselves when applying for a concealed carry permit. While it is yet unknown Read More
Read MoreNo Jail Time for New Jersey Client Caught Transporting Gun
There is little room for error when it comes to gun laws in our country. Recently, a Pennsylvania mom found this out the hard way when a simple mistake while carrying her gun wound up with her arrest and imprisonment. This working mother, who we will call Marisol Rivera, was employed at a Drug Rehabilitation Read More
Read MoreBurglary Charges Dismissed in Gloucester County, New Jersey
Attorney Eileen Burns got multiple indictable offense charges dismissed for a client today in Gloucester County, New Jersey. Our client had the following charges against him tossed out: BURGLARY–2C:18-2A(1) CONSPIRACY–2C:5-2A(1) THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING–2C:20-3A RESISTING ARREST–2C:29-2A(1) CRIMINAL MISCHIEF–2C:17-3A(1) In the end, our client entered a guilty plea agreement in which he only pleaded guilty to Read More
Read MoreSettlement Reached for Victim of Amtrak Accident
When Amtrak’s Northeast Regional No. 188 pulled out of Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station on May 12, 2015, nobody expected what was to come next. The train sped through the Port Richmond neighborhood of Philadelphia at more than twice the posted speed limit and derailed shortly after going around a curve. Eight passengers were killed in the Read More
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