Dogs might be man’s best friend, but it should never be taken lightly when a dog bites a human. A dog bite is an incident that can happen within a few seconds and can change your life forever. Every year numerous people are bitten and attacked by vicious dogs all across America, including New Jersey.… [ Read More ]
You might have seen the acronym “TBI” floating around on the internet, heard it on TV, or maybe you’ve listened to someone talk about it before. Despite that, you might be wondering what does “TBI” stand for anyway? At Hoyt & Hoyt, we know the answer to that question. What Does TBI Stand For? Hoyt… [ Read More ]
Car accidents are scary, dangerous, and can have implications for years to come. When a negligent driver has hit you, it is vital to hire Hoyt & Hoyt as your car accident lawyer from this point forward. While you don’t typically need a lawyer to represent you in court, hiring us as your experienced car… [ Read More ]
There’s nothing better than playing a sport or participating in recreational activities. As fun as it can be to get moving, many residents of New Jersey suffer from catastrophic sports injuries every year. Catastrophic injuries can happen unexpectedly in a single moment or from repeated injury over a long period of time. No matter how… [ Read More ]
Riding a motorcycle is thrilling, but it can also be dangerous. The flip side of feeling the wind on the open road is that there’s nothing between you and the hard concrete if you crash. Unfortunately, many motorcyclists are seriously injured and even killed in New Jersey by negligent drivers on the roads each year.… [ Read More ]
Personal injury law is a broad category of law that deals with what happens when someone is injured, and it is another person’s fault. Usually, the injured person claims that the other party acted negligently and failed to exercise reasonable care. As a direct result, they suffered an injury. A personal injury lawsuit can arise… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
