Factors That May Affect Whether You Accept a Proposed Settlement
When you’re hurt in a motor vehicle accident because someone else fails to pay attention, the shock can lead to confusion and anxiety. You want to prote… [Read more…]

What Must a Driver Do to Exercise “Reasonable Care”?
In a civil lawsuit for injuries suffered in a motor vehicle accident, the legal principle of negligence usually applies. Under that theory, the injured party must p… [Read more…]

Recovering for Losses Sustained in a Motor Vehicle Accident in New Jersey
When you’re hurt in a car crash, the first place you typically turn for compensation to cover your losses is insurance. Though it may seem that t… [Read more…]

Can You Still Seek Recovery If You’re Partially to Blame?
It’s fairly common for injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident to be caused by a number of factors. Suppose a motorist causes an accident by making a… [Read more…]

Can You Bring a Lawsuit Under New Jersey’s No-Fault Insurance Law? Who is Liable?
In New Jersey, when you suffer an injury in a motor vehicle accident, whether as driver, passenger, or pedestrian, the state’s no-fault i… [Read more…]

Virus Leads to Less Traffic But Higher Average Speeds
With New Jersey under shelter-in-place orders, there are few places people can go, which means less traffic on the roads. That should make the streets and highways s… [Read more…]

Can Someone Other Than a Driver Be Responsible for Your Injuries?
When you’ve been hurt in a motor vehicle accident through no fault of your own, the first response is to look to the at-fault driver for compensation for… [Read more…]

A Motor Vehicle Accident Is Never “Too Minor”
In the aftermath of a collision, it can be easy to ignore the possible consequences of the accident, especially when you feel like you’ve walked away unharmed. The reality i… [Read more…]

Third Party Responsibility for Injuries Suffered
In the aftermath of a motor vehicle accident, it’s customary to look to the at-fault driver to recover compensation for any losses. In New Jersey, with its “no-fault” aut… [Read more…]