Understanding the cause of the accident is crucial in building a strong case for your compensation. It helps determine the party at fault and establish liability. In general, entities or people liable for bus accidents are:
As bus passengers don't have seatbelts, the potential for
severe injuries is high. Common injuries include:
Suffering from severe injuries in a bus accident can result in immediate and lasting repercussions. The aftermath involves not only medical expenses and pain and suffering but also
potential time off work for recovery. Individuals with serious or
catastrophic injuries find themselves confronting a future where the impact extends to both their future earning potential and overall quality of life.
It's important to note that passengers and pedestrians are seldom responsible for causing bus accidents, making them highly likely to be eligible for damages due to injuries. In New Jersey, claims stemming from bus accidents commonly encompass the following:
In New Jersey, there is a time limit for injury claims; typically two years from the date of injury. Filing a claim against a government agency has a shorter time limit, with notice of intention to file a claim required within 90 days of the incident. So, act fast before it's too late. Hire our experienced New Jersey bus accident lawyer to represent your case.
Our bus accident attorney will investigate your case in detail. We will examine the accident report and medical bills and assess the income you lost as a result of the crash.
Subsequently, we will consolidate this information to determine the monetary value of your injuries. This assessed value will serve as the basis for our efforts to secure compensation for the harm you've endured.
