4 Steps to Take After Suffering a Brain Injury from a Motorcycle Accident Brain injuries can be one of the most debilitating injuries from a motorcycle accident. Traumatic brain injuries typically require rehabilitation or long-term care at an inpatient facility, leaving you with significant medical expenses following a severe brain injury from a motorcycle crash.… [ Read More ]
Getting attacked by a dog can be a distressing and painful experience. The injuries from a dog attack may be severe or require medical exams and treatments. In New Jersey, you are entitled to reasonable compensation to help you with the financial burdens of the recovery process. Jack Hoyt is a knowledgeable dog bite lawyer… [ Read More ]
Understanding When to Hire a Catastrophic Injury Lawyer Suffering a severe injury from an accident can have catastrophic effects on your life. If you or a loved one has experienced this type of injury, a personal injury lawyer can help. Working with Jack Hoyt, a catastrophic injury lawyer at Hoyt & Hoyt, PC, is essential.… [ Read More ]
Do More Accidents Happen on the Highway? [Answered] Most people remember the first time that they drove on the highway. It was probably overwhelming trying to merge when numerous cars were speeding by faster than you. When you add in the multiple lanes and drivers quickly changing between them, sometimes without a blinker or any… [ Read More ]
Hoyt & Hoyt Explains: What Happens if a Dog Bites a Human When you’ve been bitten by a dog in New Jersey, what should you do? Should you call the police, an ambulance, an insurance company, or a lawyer? Many clients who come to Hoyt & Hoyt often ask us this very question and wonder… [ Read More ]
It’s hard to say precisely how long it will take for your car accident lawsuit in New Jersey to be completed. This shouldn’t be surprising since every personal injury case is unique and presents its own challenges. Some people might take a significant amount of time to fully recover from serious injuries before even deciding… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
