Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP has purposely remained small in size, because it is important to us that we get to know our clients and their needs. Larger NJ injury firms may churn out case after case, but that’s not how we operate. Partners Barry Eichen, William Crutchlow, and Daryl Zaslow have created a firm with the resources to handle complex litigation, and a team that takes your case personally.
Find out more about Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP
Personal Injury
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 MoreShould You Take a First Offer on an Auto Accident Settlement?
The moments following a catastrophic car accident are a whirlwind of confusion, fear, and urgency. The immediate focus is always on getting medical attention, either for yourself or your loved ones. Even in the aftermath, the confusion of insurance, settlements, and compensation creates a cloud of uncertainty. Many victims of catastrophic car accident injuries simply…
Read MoreHidden Injuries: Why You Should Always Seek Medical Attention After an Accident
Many injuries are apparent after you have an accident. You can easily feel most sprains, muscle tears, and broken bones, and you can readily see cuts, bruises, and other visual injuries. However, some of the most severe injuries that result from a serious accident can go unseen. You may not even feel them until something…
Read MoreThe Long-Term Mental and Emotional Effects of Personal Injuries
Personal injury cases often focus on the physical injuries sustained by the victims, but there are also long-term mental and emotional damages that can result from a catastrophic injury. Victims of these types of incidents can recover damages for mental and emotional injuries by law. Whether by verdict or settlement, a personal injury attorney can…
Read MoreThe Long-Term Damage Caused by Brachial Plexus Injuries
There are many causes of a brachial plexus injury including birth trauma, car accidents, sports accidents, falls, medical malpractice during surgeries, and even radiation therapy. While these types of injuries can sometimes heal on their own without treatment, they often require medical attention whether that means physical therapy, medications, or surgery. Many victims of this…
Read MoreUPDATE: Family Close to Filing Lawsuit for Drowning Deaths of Brothers at Bayonne Pool
Last year, Shareholders Barry Eichen and Daryl Zaslow, of Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP, filed tort claim notices on behalf of The Estates of Chu Ming Zheng & Jack Jiang, a/k/a ZhengYu Jiang, two brothers who drowned in a school pool in Bayonne on June 8, 2022. Today, we report that a lawsuit is imminent. Our…
Read MoreWhat’s Killing New Jersey? Poison
Every year, the New Jersey State Health Assessment Data System (NJSHAD) compiles and collates information about public health. You can review information about which diseases affect which communities, what our birth rates are, how often injured workers go to the hospital, and so much more. It’s a useful tool. One such data set includes the…
Read MoreCutting-Edge Technology in Law and the Courtroom
Technology in the courtroom has always been an evolving landscape, and at Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP we remain on the cutting edge. For over 20 years, we have used all the technology at our disposal to help clients with their cases, both in and out of the courtroom. Although the tech may change over the…
Read MoreStudy Shows Surprising Drug Use Among Truck Drivers
A new discovery from a recent study may influence the decision to incorporate new testing procedures for truckers. The recent study reveals that cocaine use among truck drivers may be an underreported phenomenon. Because the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) testing procedures do not include hair tests, the U.S. Department of Transportation may be…
Read More