A recent analysis of NJ crime reports indicates that more than 40 percent of all homicides in the Garden State are never solved by police. This might come as quite a shock to anyone who is aware of the technological advances that, at least in theory, should enable law enforcement to solve violent crimes and make sure that the culprits…

Bramnick Rodriguez attorney Michael Noriega recently negotiated a $1.3 million settlement stemming from a motor vehicle accident case. The 46 year-old plaintiff was driving her car when it was struck by the tire of a tractor trailer that had become loose on the highway. The plaintiff suffered significant injuries to her spine and Mr. Noriega, joined by firm attorney Patrick…

Prescription drug prices have spiked in recent years, according to a recent study conducted by Reuters. Not only does the increased cost of obtaining pain medication place a huge financial burden on people who need prescription painkillers, it also makes it more likely that these individuals will seek out necessary medicine through illegal means. The black market for prescription drugs…

The US Supreme Court recently issued a ruling that will likely give the government greater latitude when deciding whether to deport immigrants. The implications of the ruling could be huge: It will now be possible for the federal government to remove temporary residents from the United States if they are convicted of a state crime. George Luna Torres, a lawful…

Several attorneys at Bramnick, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan were recently honored with the designations of New Jersey “Super Lawyers” and “Rising Stars” in Super Lawyers Magazine. Jon Bramnick, the founder of Bramnick, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, was named a 2016 New Jersey Super Lawyer. This is one of the most prestigious honors a New Jersey attorney can receive. The Super…