How New Jerseys Statute of Limitations Impacts Personal Injury Cases
The New Jersey statute of limitations law sets the timeframe within which you must file a lawsuit to seek compensation for your injuries. Failing to adhere to these deadlines can significantly impact your personal injury case, so it’s important to understand how long you have to file a lawsuit after being injured. How long is…
Read MoreHow to Properly Document Your Injuries for a Personal Injury Lawsuit
When you are injured due to someone else’s negligence, the aftermath can be overwhelming. Alongside the physical pain and emotional distress, you face the challenge of navigating the legal process to seek compensation for your injuries. One of the most crucial aspects of building a strong personal injury case is thoroughly documenting the injuries sustained…
Read MoreUnderstanding New Jersey Wrongful Death Statutes
Losing a loved one is always a tragic event, and it can be even more devastating when the death is caused by someone else’s negligence or wrongful actions. In New Jersey, wrongful death statutes provide a legal framework for families to seek justice and compensation. At Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, we’re here to help your family…
Read MoreHow to Pursue a Product Liability Claim in New Jersey
Trust is a large part of consumerism. As a consumer, you trust that the products you use have been tested and deemed safe. You trust that when you purchase something, you will not be hurt by the negligence of the company that manufactured it. When this trust is violated, and someone has been harmed, product…
Read MoreUnderstanding Brain Injuries at Birth in New Jersey
Parents have the right to expect that doctors and other medical professionals will do everything in their power to ensure the safe delivery of their baby. This is not always the case, as birth injuries occur in up to seven out of every 1,000 births in the United States. Many of these injuries are brain…
Read MoreWho is Responsible If You are Injured on a Rental Property In New Jersey?
Accidents can happen anywhere, including rental properties. The difference with these types of situations is that it can be complicated to determine who is liable for the accident and the damage it causes. Whether you’re renting a home, or staying temporarily in New Jersey, understanding your rights and knowing who is responsible when you get…
Read MoreWho’s at Fault for Accidents Involving Electric Bicycles?
Electric bicycles (e-bikes) are growing in popularity, especially in urban areas across the United States. As more people use e-bikes as a reliable mode of transportation, states have been forced to enact specific laws that dictate their legal use and the responsibilities of the people who ride them. This raised many legal questions and concerns…
Read MoreThe Impact of Dashcam Footage in New Jersey Car Accidents
Dashcams are affordable, easy to install and use, and can record and store real-time footage of the road. It’s no wonder they have become increasingly popular among drivers, especially for those who frequently drive as a part of their jobs. Whether you have a dashcam for your work or personal vehicle, and you have been…
Read MoreCan Pre-Existing Injuries Impact Personal Injury Lawsuits?
Pre-existing injuries and conditions can often have an impact on personal injury cases. They introduce complexities to a case in terms of how liability is assigned, which injuries are deemed the fault of someone else, and even if the case can move forward at all. Understanding the impact pre-existing conditions have on personal injury claims…
Read MoreWhat Qualifies a Personal Injury as Catastrophic?
In New Jersey, the term “catastrophic injury” carries significant weight, not just in the way it describes the medical and lifestyle implications for personal injury victims, but also in the legal battles for rightful compensation. When disaster strikes in the form of a personal injury, understanding the legal terminology as well as your right to…
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