If you are in a car accident, you will need to work closely with your insurance company, as well as the other drivers, to get the necessary repairs done on your vehicle. This often includes communication with the insurance adjuster, whose job it is to inspect the damage and decide how much the insurance company… [ Read More ]
Many car accident cases are completed with a settlement. A settlement allows the injured person to collect the funds they need to recover without having to spend additional funds on court or legal fees. However, there are a few mistakes that you should avoid when negotiating an auto accident settlement: 1. Accepting the first offer:… [ Read More ]
Most of the United States, including the state of New Jersey, will notice an increase in car accidents during the Thanksgiving holiday. What contributes to this increase? How can you drive safely to avoid a holiday accident? Factors That Contribute to Thanksgiving Accidents These are just a few of the factors that contribute to a… [ Read More ]
While most people are aware of the dangers of distracted driving, many do not realize the severity of the problem, especially in the state of New Jersey. In a recent study by NPR, they recognized that distracted driving is the highest cause of fatalities in all of New Jersey’s car accidents. Top Contributors of Driver… [ Read More ]
After you’ve been in a car accident, you may go through all the necessary steps to prepare a claim: calling the police to the scene of the accident or reporting the accident to law enforcement, taking photos or video of the accident scene, getting prompt medical attention for any injuries you’ve suffered, notifying your insurer… [ Read More ]
When only two vehicles are involved in a motor vehicle accident, it can be relatively straightforward matter to assign fault between them. However, when more than two cars are involved in a crash, determining fault becomes a far more complicated task. If you or a loved one have been involved in a multiple car accident,… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
