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Look for Safe Toys When Shopping

Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers On December 7, 2018 / Uncategorized

The staff at Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers understand you have good boys and girls on the holiday shopping list this year. At least everyone here at the Bagolie Friedman law firm hope so! The excitement in watching children open a “just what I wanted!” selected present is

Judge: Ritz-Carlton Aspen Highlands Timeshare Owners Can Seek Punitive Damages.

Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers On June 13, 2018 / Uncategorized

The Aspen (CO) Times (6/7) reports a court has ruled that timeshare owners at the Ritz-Carlton Aspen Highlands can seek punitive damages in their class-action lawsuit “in addition to monetary awards for claims that their fractional ownerships tanked in value because of an affiliation with Marriott Vacations

The Opioid Crisis: America Fights Back!

Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers On March 10, 2018 / Bad and Dangerous Drugs, Uncategorized

The use and abuse of prescription painkillers has reached record levels in the United States. Another record? Pharmaceutical company profits. As the death toll from opioid overdose rises, so do Big Pharma earnings. Americans are joining forces to take action by hitting these companies where it hurtsRead more →

Ricky Bagolie Speaks to Police (PBA) in Atlantic City

Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers On March 10, 2018 / Uncategorized

Jersey City Workers’ Comp & Injury Lawyer Ricky Bagolie, Speaks to Over 1200 Police Officers at the New Jersey State Policemen’s Benevolent Association’s (PBA’s) 2018 Mini-Convention on March 7 at Bally’s Casino in. Atlantic City. Entitled, “Workers’ Comp: Know Your Rights”, Attorney Bagolie, of Bagolie Friedman InjuryRead more →

Missouri Attorney Initiates Google Anti-Trust Investigation

Bagolie Friedman Injury Lawyers On November 13, 2017 / Uncategorized

Original article by Greg Sterling on November 13, 2017 Josh Hawley, Missouri Attorney General, has apparently started an investigation into whether or not Google has violated Missouri consumer protection or antitrust laws. A recent press release indicates the Missouri Attorney General’s office is examining data collection, “misappropriation”