Injuries from a New Jersey car accident can keep a person from working and earning a regular paycheck. At the same time, medical bills and other expenses may continue to grow. An injured person may have several options for recovering some of that lost income. The...
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What families can recover after a fatal NJ car accident
Losing a loved one in a car crash can leave a family facing grief, bills and an uncertain future. New Jersey law may allow certain relatives to seek compensation for financial losses caused by the death. The amount and type of recovery depend on the facts of the crash...
What families can recover after a fatal New Jersey car accident
A fatal New Jersey car accident can leave a family facing sudden expenses, lost income and major changes at home. Under New Jersey law, the administrator or executor of the deceased person’s estate files the wrongful death claim, and any recovery goes to surviving...
Can a passenger sue both drivers in a New Jersey crash?
If you were injured while riding as a passenger in a multi-vehicle crash, you likely bear zero percent of the blame for the collision. New Jersey law allows you to seek financial recovery from both drivers at the same time to pay for your medical care and lost wages....
Is PTSD compensable after a New Jersey car accident?
The crash may last only seconds. The fear can last much longer. After an accident, some people struggle to get back behind the wheel. Others wake from nightmares, relive the crash or feel panic when they hear tires screech. For some, these symptoms can develop into...
Who may be liable in a New Jersey chain-reaction crash?
Traffic slows on the Garden State Parkway, someone stops short and three or four cars fold into each other. If you were stuck in the middle, you probably feel sure about who caused it. But New Jersey law often sees these pileups differently. Sorting out fault is...
When can a bar be held responsible after a DUI crash?
A drunk driving crash can leave victims with serious injuries and difficult questions about how the collision happened. While the impaired driver may bear responsibility, they might not be the only party legally responsible for the crash. In some cases, an...
Who is at fault in a New Jersey parking lot accident?
That initial crunch of metal in a parking lot collision can lead to a confusing situation, especially on private property. For New Jersey drivers, getting a clear picture of how liability is determined in these scenarios can provide some peace of mind. While it may...
What if your dashcam footage falls short after an accident?
A car accident can leave you shaken and unsure of what to do next. That uncertainty often grows when dashcam footage leaves gaps in the crash recording. If you suffered injuries in the crash, knowing what to do next can help you save useful proof and support your...
Your next step after losing a loved one in a fatal car accident
When you lose a loved one, you usually do not expect it to be from a deadly car accident. However, your family does not have to face both grief and financial uncertainty in the aftermath. In New Jersey, a wrongful death claim may help you receive compensation from the...

