Category Archives: Car Accidents
Liability in Parking Lot Accidents in New Jersey
A recent $1.7 million settlement is the latest reminder of the dangers of parking lot accidents. As reported by Law.com, a Morris County court settled a lawsuit for $1.7 million following a motorcycle crash in which a motorcyclist was struck by a car pulling out of a parking lot. The accident happened on June… Read More »
Car Accidents Caused by Crossing Over the Double Yellow Lines in New Jersey: Legal or Illegal?
While many motorists in New Jersey believe that no passing or crossing is permitted over the double yellow lines, determining liability in auto accidents caused by crossing over the double yellow lines can be tricky. Traffic laws exist for a reason. Those who obey traffic laws can substantially minimize the risk of preventable car… Read More »
Liability for Injuries Caused by Police Chases in New Jersey
While it can be captivating to watch police chases on TV, being in close proximity to hot pursuits is a frightening experience that can lead to car accidents. Often, bystanders and other drivers get injured when police vehicles and pursued suspects are running red lights, speeding, and violating all possible traffic rules. But when… Read More »
Why You Need a New Jersey Lawyer After a Wrong-Way Driving Accident
Compared to other types of car crashes in New Jersey, wrong-way accidents are more likely to cause catastrophic injuries and fatalities. Each year, wrong-way driving kills up to 400 Americans. While it may seem that the wrong-way driver is clearly at fault, victims may still need a car accident attorney to help them determine… Read More »
New Jersey Saw Fewer Car Accident Fatalities During the COVID-19 Pandemic
While the coronavirus crisis and the resulting business closures and stay-at-home orders across the country have had a plethora of negative effects on the economy and society, there is one undeniably positive side to the pandemic: There have been fewer car crashes and fatalities on our roads. According to New Jersey’s State Police fatality… Read More »
Traumatic Brain Injuries Caused by Car Accidents
Traumatic Brain Injuries From Car Accidents Attorney Morris County NJ Auto Accident and Brain Injury Attorney Serving Clients Across Morris and Sussex County with Offices in Morristown and Newton NJ According to Science Daily and a CDC report, traumatic brain injuries (TBI) account for roughly 30 percent of all injury deaths in the United… Read More »
How To Handle Insurance Claims After Auto Accidents
Morris County Car Accident Lawyer Pursues Fair Compensation for Your Injuries Personal Injury Attorney providing counsel Across Morris and Sussex County with Offices in Morristown and Newton NJ Automobile insurance in New Jersey is known as “no-fault insurance” because no matter who or what causes your car accident, this insurance ensures that every driver… Read More »
What do I do if I’ve been injured in a hit-and-run accident?
Morristown Hit and Run Accident Injury Attorney Serving Injured patients in North Jersey Clients with Offices in Morristown and Newton NJ A car accident is a scary experience, but more startling is ahit-and-run when the car that struck you leaves the scene of the accident. AAA defines a hit-and-run accident as one in which… Read More »
Whiplash Injuries Due to Auto Accidents Can be Devastating
Whiplash Injury Attorneys Morris County and Sussex County NJ Personal Injury Attorney Serving North Jersey Clients with Offices in Morristown and Newton NJ Car accident and other motor vehicle accident injuries can have devastating effects on an individual’s physical and their family´s financial well-being. Many car accidents can result in whiplash, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain… Read More »
The Truth about low-impact accidents
Low-Impact Accidents and Serious Injury Attorneys Morris County NJ Trusted Car Accident Injury Attorney Serving Clients Across Morris and Sussex County with Offices in Morristown and Newton NJ One of the most common mistaken beliefs about motor vehicle accidents is that low impact collisions where an individual may not receive direct impact to their… Read More »
