Filing a Car Accident Claim with an Expired Tag in New Jersey
If you were injured in an accident in New Jersey, but your license plate was expired at the time of the crash, you may be wondering how to go about filing a claim. The insurance company may try to lead you to believe that you are not eligible for compensation,… Read MoreHow a Missing Police Report May Hurt Your Injury Claim
After some minor accidents, drivers may prefer not to wait for the police to arrive to file a report. They may just exchange information with the other driver. Unfortunately, opting to not get the police involved may affect your chances of recovering… Read MoreHealth Insurance Vs. Personal Injury Protection Insurance After a Car Crash
After an accident in New Jersey, crash victims must first file a claim with their own motor vehicle insurance to help pay for medical bills, no matter who is at fault. Although Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits are commonly used to cover these… Read MoreCan I Pursue Compensation for an Accident Caused by a Drugged Driver?
The recreational use of marijuana is now legal in 14 states in the U.S., including New Jersey. While more states are legalizing the drug for both medical and recreational use, it is still illegal to use this drug while operating a motor vehicle. If you… Read MoreCan a Driver Be Held Liable for a Crash Caused by a Poorly Maintained Vehicle?
Vehicle owners are responsible for the proper upkeep and maintenance of their vehicles. Proper maintenance ensures a vehicle is safe to drive and helps to ensure drivers can maneuver out of trouble. When drivers fail in these obligations and a crash… Read MoreWho May Be Liable for an Accident Involving a Borrowed Car?
Vehicle owners sometimes let their friends or family members drive their car to help them in a pinch or for several days at a time. But what happens when the person who borrows the car causes a crash? Who pays for the victim’s damages? If you were hurt… Read MoreCan I Recover Compensation for a Single-Vehicle Accident in New Jersey?
If you were injured in a single-vehicle accident, you may be wondering how you might be able to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost wages and other damages if there is no liability insurance to file a third-party claim against. Fortunately,… Read MoreWhat Victims of New Jersey Road Rage Crashes Need to Know
Proving a crash was caused by road rage will likely require a thorough investigation and the knowledge of a licensed attorney with years of experience building a strong case on behalf of injury victims. For over two decades, our car accident lawyers… Read MoreDetermining Liability for an Accident Involving a Broken-Down Vehicle
When an accident involving a broken-down vehicle occurs, establishing who is liable for the damages may be complicated, since there are several factors to consider. Our licensed car accident attorneys in New Jersey are prepared to help victims of these… Read MoreCan I Still File an Injury Claim if I Was Not Wearing a Seat Belt?
The chance of suffering an injury in a car crash is much higher for people who choose not to wear a seat belt. That is why insurance companies often try to use lack of seat belt use against victims to try and deny or devalue their claims. However, you… Read MoreFree Case Review
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