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Are you concerned about being pursued for a personal injury lawsuit after a car accident in New Jersey? It's important to note that this is a no-fault state, meaning each party seeks compensation...

If you've been hurt in an accident in New Jersey, knowing your rights is key. The state law sets a limit of two years for filing most personal injury lawsuits. Our guide will break down what this...

The most fundamental advice that all drivers receive from the first day they get on the road is to pay attention to the road. We all know that we need to pay attention to what other cars are doing,...

The new law requiring insurance companies to disclose the policy limits before a lawsuit is filed to an injured party’s attorney will have a substantial positive impact on settlement discussions....

Background of S-1558

On July 22, 2021 Governor Murphy signed into law S-1558. This new law requires auto insurers to disclose policy coverage limits to an injury victim when requested by their...

The vast network of roads and highways in New Jersey means that they are inescapably some of the busiest in the country, thus making car accidents a very common sight, and the predominant auto...

When you hear that a vehicle crashes into a pedestrian, the first assumption is the driver was speeding or not paying attention to the road. When pedestrians are walking on the sidewalk or crossing...

Every cyclist’s worst fear is being struck by a car while on the road. They might do everything right, driving along the curb with a helmet, a bell, and a light source for night driving. None of that...

Trauma doesn’t come with a price tag. If your car gets broken in, there’s monetary value to how much a new window or door may cost. If your leg breaks, therapy and hospitals will give you a fee for...