Picture this scenario: You’re stopped at a red light in Newark when suddenly your car is struck from behind. The other driver explains their vehicle’s driver-assistance system failed to brake […]
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Were you partially at fault in an accident? Don’t assume you can’t recover compensation. In both New York and New Jersey, comparative negligence laws determine how damages are calculated when
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If you’re the victim of a hit-and-run, your first step should be reporting the incident to the police as quickly as possible. In states like New Jersey and New York,
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This column provides accurate explanations of treatment and compensation procedures when car accidents occur in other states, focusing on New Jersey and neighboring states.
When a car accident occurs in New Jersey or New York, it’s crucial to understand which insurance will cover your medical expenses. Both states follow a No-Fault Insurance system, meaning
As rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have become everyday transportation options, accidents involving these vehicles have also increased. However, unlike traditional taxi or private vehicle accidents, rideshare accidents involve
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Out-of-state drivers injured in a car accident in New Jersey or New York may face confusion navigating no-fault insurance laws. This column clarifies how no-fault systems, Personal Injury Protection (PIP)
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Received a personal injury settlement in New Jersey and wondering about taxes? This column explains the tax implications of compensation and its impact on public benefits, helping New Jersey residents
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I. Introduction: The Realities of Uninsured and Underinsured Drivers Even though New Jersey law mandates that every driver must carry auto insurance, a surprising number of motorists remain uninsured or
