Understanding When a Brain Injury Lawyer in NJ is Required After a serious blow to the head, many people complain of peculiar symptoms. The blow to the head may happen during a car accident, a fall, an injury at work, or otherwise. These are particularly noticeable when the blow to the head has resulted in… [ Read More ]
Many people suffering from a personal injury have never needed to hire a lawyer before. It can be an intimidating process if you are unsure of what to look for in a good attorney. Unfortunately, the media often portrays lawyers as greedy and manipulative. The truth is that most lawyers are genuinely trying to help… [ Read More ]
As you will see at Hoyt & Hoyt, we see ourselves as having two roles to fulfill for you: As your best friend and fiercely loyal advocate in the law, and Your thoroughly knowledgeable and experienced representative in “the system.” We will be by your side, protecting you. When someone else’s negligence causes you to… [ Read More ]
Firstly, most people who have been bitten by a dog are reluctant to speak with an attorney because they do not feel comfortable suing their neighbor, friend, relative, etc. A dog bite claim is covered by the owner’s homeowner or renter insurance and is not paid by the neighbor/friend. In fact, that is why they… [ Read More ]
No one ever expects to suffer a sudden and avoidable injury, but it is unfortunately all too common. Each day, residents of New Jersey are injured in many unpredictable ways, such as by car accidents, head injuries, and while on the job. Some residents find themselves unable to work, while others are left with mental… [ Read More ]
Have you suffered from an unexpected injury after an avoidable accident in New Jersey? Do you think that accident was someone else’s fault? If so, you may have a New Jersey personal injury claim. A personal injury claim arises from the negligence of another. Sometimes this takes the form of a distracted driver that causes… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
