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Car accidents
How Road Hazards Can Impact Your Car Accident Lawsuit in New Jersey
Car accidents are often blamed on negligent drivers, but sometimes, it’s the road itself that creates the danger. A pothole, a missing traffic sign, poor drainage, or unclear lane markings can be just as dangerous as a distracted or speeding driver. If you’ve been catastrophically injured in a car accident, it’s important to understand how…
Read MoreCan I Sue a Rental Car Company for an Accident in New Jersey?
Being involved in a car accident is stressful, but when a rental car is involved, the situation becomes even more complex. Whether you were the one driving the rental car or were hit by someone else driving it, know that the company that owns the car can be held liable for your injuries. This is…
Read MoreProtect Yourself from Catastrophic Car Injuries During the Holidays
The holiday season may bring families and friends together, but with increased travel comes an increased risk of car accidents. Holiday travel presents unique hazards and challenges, and drivers should know how to protect themselves and their family, keeping a safe journey from becoming a tragic event. Holiday Travel Brings a Rise in Traffic Accidents…
Read MoreHow Does Poor Weather Impact My Auto Injury Claim in New Jersey?
Car accidents that occur during inclement weather are common, but the weather itself doesn’t automatically absolve drivers from responsibility for these crashes. These conditions—whether it’s rain, snow, fog, or ice—can have a significant impact on your car accident injury case. If you’ve been injured in a car accident during bad weather, it’s important to understand…
Read MoreWhat Not to Do After Being Involved in a Catastrophic Accident
Catastrophic accidents—whether from a slip and fall, a car crash, or any other personal injury incident—can turn your life upside down in an instant. These accidents often result in severe injuries that require extensive medical care, rehabilitation, and may permanently impact your ability to work or enjoy life as you once did. While focusing on…
Read MoreThe Most Important Steps to take After a Hit and Run Accident
Hit and run accidents are alarmingly common across the United States. According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, a hit and run crash occurs more than once every minute on U.S. roads, accounting for approximately 5% of all traffic fatalities. In 2020 alone, nearly 1,500 people died in hit and run crashes, highlighting the…
Read MoreIs New Jersey a No-Fault State? Who’s Liable in Car Accidents?
Who’s at fault when it comes to a car accident? The answer to this question can depend on the state in which you live and the laws that are in place. New Jersey is currently a “no-fault” state when it comes to car accidents, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have recourse if you or…
Read MoreTrenton May Be Getting Driverless Taxis
Imagine having the option of riding in a vehicle that drives itself. Imagine that this self-driving vehicle can take you to any destination in the city safely. Well, thanks to the approval of a recent pilot program, that possibility may finally become a reality. New Jersey’s Department of Transportation distributed a $5 million grant towards…
Read MoreAre Self Driving Cars Safe?
The recent death of a bicyclist in Arizona that was struck by a self-driving Uber test vehicle and the death of the driver of a partially-automated Tesla have raised new concerns over the safety of autonomous vehicles. While technology in self-driving cars can potentially save lives by “seeing” things the human eye cannot detect, these…
Read MoreNew Jersey Passes New Seat Belt Law for School Buses
Riding the bus to school finally became safer in New Jersey. Under a new law recently signed by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, at the end of six months, all school buses manufactured for use in New Jersey must include three-point seat belts for all passengers to protect them in the event of an accident.…
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