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  • DWI Laws in New Jersey

    Feb 13, 2018

    Like most states, New Jersey does not mess around when it comes to drinking and driving. With many campaigns and other forums warning against the dangers of drunk driving, there is plenty of material dispersed on the subject that drivers should heed. The consequences of drunk driving can be catastrophic for everyone involved, especially if a driver operating a vehicle while intoxicated causes an accident. That is why there are DWI (driving while intoxicated) laws...
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  • Evidence In New Jersey Truck Accident Cases

    Feb 7, 2018

    Large semi-trucks are intimidating to smaller vehicles on the road because accidents involving large trucks are often terribly destructive. Injuries and significant property damage are typically the outcomes in these situations, and determining who or what is at fault can be challenging. Trucking companies are financially and legally prepared to shield their driver and fight against being declared the party at fault. You should never wage these battles alone. Instead, enlist an experienced attorney willing...
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  • Staying Safe While Driving in Winter Weather

    Jan 24, 2018

    Anytime you get behind the wheel of a car or truck, there is the potential for an accident that could result in serious injuries. This is especially true during the winter months in New Jersey when roadways can be extremely dangerous due to snow, ice, and other dangerous conditions. No matter how safe you are while driving, the reality is that you could still be involved in an auto accident. If you are planning to travel...
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  • Determining Liability for NJ Slip & Fall Lawsuits During Winter

    Jan 10, 2018

    New Jersey winters often bring snow, ice, and slush to roads, parking lots, and sidewalks. When snow and slush are tracked inside, they melt, producing puddles of water that can also become a slip and fall hazard. It may come as no surprise that slip and fall accidents in New Jersey are more common in the winter months. Proving that a property owner’s negligence caused your slip and fall injuries, however, is not always a...
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  • Holiday Driving Safety

    Dec 28, 2017

    The Insurance Institute’s statistics report that New Year’s Eve is consistently reported to have the highest car crash fatalities every year between 1986 and 2002. According to experts, driving on holidays is much more dangerous than driving on other days because of the increased amount of traffic and a greater likelihood of alcohol-impaired drivers. Holidays greatly increase alcohol consumption during family gatherings, work parties, and other related events, so it’s important to be extra cautious. Impaired...
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  • Liability In New Jersey Truck Accidents

    Dec 20, 2017

    When you have been injured in a serious truck accident, your health and recovery is your first concern. While you are focused on recovering from your injuries, police responders, trucking companies and insurance specialists are hard at work attempting to determine who and what was at fault in the accident. Determining causation is extremely important because it will ultimately determine what party is liable for your injuries, property damage and other costs associated with the...
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  • Auto Insurance – Insurance Coverage

    Dec 6, 2017

    The state of New Jersey requires all drivers to obtain personal injury protection coverage through an auto insurance provider, but it’s important to understand what type of coverage and rights you have in the event of an accident. When you sign up for insurance, carefully read your policy and look for the limits of your coverage. If you choose a “Full Tort” policy, then your premiums will likely be higher. The benefit of this option is...
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  • Dangers of Drowsy Driving

    Dec 4, 2017

    If you have recently been injured in a car accident that you believe is tied to another party’s drowsy driving, this could be a critical element of establishing liability so that you can recover as much compensation as you can for the injuries you have sustained. Unfortunately, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shares that drowsy driving is a widespread epidemic across motorists all over the country. In 2013, more than 44,000 injuries, 800 deaths, and...
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  • Don’t Let Social Media Affect Your Case

    Nov 29, 2017

    In our modern digital age, it is increasingly accepted and even encouraged to share a wide range of personal information and opinions online. An individual’s online presence and digital footprint have become so significant that it’s often scrutinized by potential employers, colleges you’ve applied to, your insurance provider, marketing groups and even credit score agencies. The majority of the public is either accepting of this fact, or they are willfully ignorant about the potential dangers...
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  • The Most Dangerous Times To Drive

    Nov 22, 2017

    Statistically, August is the most dangerous month to drive according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The group also concludes that Saturday is the most dangerous day of the week. While many different issues contribute to road safety levels, the most impactful factor is the overall number of drivers on the road. Most motor vehicle accidents happen when people are driving home from work in rush hour traffic between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m...
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