Personal Injury Law

A car crash can injure your brain even when you do not hit your head on anything. The force of a sudden stop or impact can move the brain inside the skull and damage nerve cells. These are called traumatic brain injuries, and they range from mild concussions to injuries that cause lasting changes in […]

A speeding ticket or a crash can add points to your New Jersey driving record. Points can raise your insurance costs and, at higher totals, put your license at risk. Here is how the system works and what to think about if you are dealing with points after a crash. How the Point System Works

New Jersey sets specific rules for how children must be secured in a vehicle. The current law is N.J.S.A. 39:3-76.2a, as updated by P.L. 2015, c. 50, which took effect on September 1, 2015. The rules depend on a child’s age and height, and they change as the child grows. The Rules by Age and

After a crash, the police report is one of the first documents an injury lawyer asks for. It records the date, time and location, the drivers and vehicles involved, insurance information, witness details and the investigating officer’s observations. Getting a copy early makes it easier to check the facts and start a claim. Who Writes

What the three-digit insurance codes on a New Jersey crash report mean, where to find them, and the full list of NJ MVC insurance company codes.

Choosing the right personal injury lawyer in New Jersey is one of the most important decisions you will make after being injured in an accident. The attorney you choose will directly affect how your case is investigated, how it is valued, how aggressively it is pursued, and ultimately how much compensation you receive. With so

A dog bite can be a traumatic experience that leaves lasting physical and emotional scars. Dog attacks happen suddenly, and the injuries can be far more serious than they first appear — deep puncture wounds, nerve damage, infection, and in severe cases, injuries requiring reconstructive surgery. If you have been bitten by a dog in

A slip and fall accident can happen anywhere — a grocery store, a restaurant, a neighbor’s property, a parking lot, or a public sidewalk. In New Jersey, these accidents are more common than most people realize, and the injuries they cause can be serious: broken bones, torn ligaments, head injuries, and back damage that may

One of the first questions injured accident victims ask is how much their case is worth. The honest answer is: it depends. Every personal injury case is different, and the value of your case is shaped by a combination of factors that can push the number significantly up or down. What you can control is