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The moments after a drunk driving crash are often chaotic and overwhelming. For survivors, the impact rarely ends when the wreckage is cleared from the road. What follows will usually be a long and exhausting process of recovery, adjustment and unexpected loss. Many...
Winter turns New Jersey into a scenic wonderland, but it also makes your daily commute a gamble. Whether you are cruising down the Garden State Parkway or navigating local streets in Bayonne, the shift in weather brings immediate danger. Snow and ice change how your...
When a loved one passes away because of another party’s actions, the legal options that follow can feel confusing. You may come across terms like wrongful death and survival action, which can further complicate your understanding. Both actions focus on...
Drunk driving is illegal under state statutes, which federal policies help to reinforce. Between driver's education requirements and public awareness campaigns, awareness of that fact is all but universal. Most people know that they can't drive after drinking, but not...
Distracted driving is a leading cause of multi-vehicle collisions in New Jersey. The problem is that courts require high-quality, objective evidence to determine liability. If you ever get into an accident with a distracted driver, you need to understand the laws that...
Big trucks are a common sight on New Jersey highways. Most days, they move safely. But sometimes, a truck can “jackknife.” This is a very dangerous type of crash. A jackknife happens when the truck’s trailer swings out to the side. The truck and trailer fold in like a...
A significant number of traffic collisions occur at intersections. Some of those crashes are the result of distracted driving. Motorists looking down at their phones might rear-end vehicles already stopped at the intersection. Other times, a failure to use turn...
People trying to make sense of motor vehicle collisions often assess driver conduct. After all, a large percentage of collisions occur because motorists do something negligent or violate traffic regulations. However, there are other factors that contribute to crash...
Fatigue is a safety concern for motorists. People who are tired experience temporary reductions in their cognitive capabilities. Exhausted drivers struggle to focus on safety concerns. They also often have trouble making appropriate decisions when traffic conditions...
The aftermath of a car crash can be complicated to manage. People have to transport damaged vehicles to repair shops. They need to arrange for alternate transportation. They have to undergo medical care and advise their employers of their circumstances. They may have...
