New Jersey Car Accident Lawyer & Personal Injury Attorney Blog

Accidents Caused By Faulty Brakes

Defective Brake Pads Back in 2010, Toyota had to recall 436,000 hybrid vehicles worldwide following 200 reports of Prius brake glitches. These glitches caused a number of accidents that resulted in deaths and injuries all over the world. While these brake glitches were mostly Toyota’s fault, there are many other situations where car accidents happen because the driver failed to maintain the vehicle. A significant number of drivers in Jersey … Read More

New Jersey Passenger Safety Laws

NJ Seat Belt Laws There are several laws that address the needs of child and adult passengers of motor vehicles in New Jersey. The reason why these laws exist is because the people most likely to suffer brain injuries from a crash are passengers. Children should be properly secured into their seats and adults should wear seat belts when they are traveling a motor vehicle. Drivers should adhere to important … Read More

Workers Comp Investigator Tactics

Workers Comp Surveillance Tactics It is unfortunate that when you are on worker’s compensation you still have to worry about investigators hired by insurance companies. These investigators take photos and record videos of you that they can use to create a wrong impression of your situation. Investigators hired by insurance companies, have been known to trick disabled workers into doing things that may suggest that they are faking or exaggerating … Read More

Civil Lawsuit Vs Criminal Case

Civil Jury Vs Criminal Jury Civil lawsuits and criminal cases are the two different types of cases that help address wrong doings in the legal system. Civil lawsuits that involve a jury are used to address disputes between two or more parties, but do not deal with criminal matters or any family law issues. A plaintiff can win in a civil matter by proving their case through clear and convincing … Read More

How To Get A Police Report In New Jersey

How To Get A Police Report NJ A New Jersey police report can act as evidence if you decide to sue the negligent driver that caused your accident. The report has information about the facts and circumstances of your crash that can be used by both the court and the insurance companies. But since New Jersey is a no-fault state, you don’t have to sue to get your accident related … Read More