Steps to Take Following a New Jersey Motor Vehicle Accident An automobile accident often has repercussions that last for a long time after the time of the accident itself, and a huge part of making sure that these are dealt with smoothly is to gather documentation of the accident right after it occurs. The quality… [ Read More ]
Causes of Car Accidents Some car accidents occur to defects in the road or the vehicles involved in the accident. However, many more accidents are caused by driver error. There are certain factors that may make a driver more susceptible to error and negligence behind the wheel which in turn creates a higher risk for… [ Read More ]
The Horror of Rollover Accidents Have you ever watched an action movie where an extreme car accident occurs, and the vehicle completely flips over? Can you imagine the horror of being involved in a similar accident in real life? Experts estimate that out of all accidents, about two percent result in rollovers. Despite this, it… [ Read More ]
Distracted Driving Statistics Statistics suggest that nearly one in four fatal motor vehicle accidents are directly caused by distracted driving. An even more alarming trend is that teenagers and younger drivers are the most likely groups to drive distracted. It’s necessary to increase our collective awareness about the causes and consequences of distracted driving to… [ Read More ]
One of the most important parts of a car accident case is determining who is at fault for the crash. This can be difficult in the most tragic of crashes where both drivers fall into comas or die as a result of their injuries. Drivers who can be held liable for an accident include one… [ Read More ]
Although it is important to make sure a police report is filed when you get into an automobile accident, this is not always the case. If no one in your vehicle, whether it was you or a passenger were injured, or if minimal damage was sustained, the police typically do not need to be notified.… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
