What is a Letter of Protection in a Personal Injury Claim?
A Letter of Protection (LOP) is a promise from you and your attorney to a medical professional providing care that you will pay for all services rendered during your injury claim after it has been resolved. Doctor’s offices and other healthcare facilities… Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Personal Injury Demand Letters
The demand letter notifies the at-fault party’s insurance company of your demands for compensation for your injuries. The letter explains why you are seeking compensation, provides evidence to back up your assertions about the other party’s liability… Read MoreHow Does Switching Lawyers Affect an Injury Claim?
If you are thinking about switching to a new attorney to represent you during an injury claim, there are several factors to consider before making the switch, including who you would hire to take over your case. Our New Jersey personal injury lawyers… Read MoreUnderstanding the Differences Between a Verdict and a Settlement
There are two main ways to pursue compensation for an injury that was caused by someone else: negotiate a settlement, often with an insurance company, or file a lawsuit so a jury can determine how to resolve the situation. While both verdicts and settlements… Read MoreCan I Dispute a Denied Car Crash Insurance Claim in New Jersey?
Were you involved in a car accident in New Jersey and had your claim denied by the insurance company? Unfortunately, this is a far too common occurrence in the Garden State and throughout the country. The good news is you may still be able to pursue… Read MoreWhat Questions Can I Ask During a Free Consultation?
Meeting with a lawyer for a free consultation after a serious car accident can be intimidating, especially if it is your first time meeting with a legal professional. You may be unsure of what questions you should ask and what questions can be answered. At… Read MoreCan a Personal Injury Lawsuit Be Settled During Mediation?
The purpose of mediation is to try and resolve a dispute before going to trial. Sometimes mediation is voluntary, however, it is usually required before a judge will allow your case to go to trial. This is generally the last chance to avoid a trial, which… Read MoreWhat Are my Options if I Disagree with a Personal Injury Settlement Offer?
Insurance companies are known for trying to save money by offering personal injury victims much less compensation than their claims may be worth. However, you do not have to accept the first settlement offer if you disagree with it. In fact, for an attorney,… Read MoreImportant Documentation Needed in a Personal Injury Claim
If you or someone you care for was injured in an accident, it is important that you preserve certain documentation to prove how the damages occurred, the severity of the injuries sustained and other financial losses. Discussing your situation with a knowledgeable… Read MoreCan a Waiver of Liability for Personal Injuries be Enforced?
Sometimes it seems as if you are signing your life away when you sign your name to a liability waiver to join a gym or participate in other activities. However, what happens if you are injured due to the negligence of the gym or other party? Although… Read MoreFree Case Review
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