When you are injured, it is normal to have immediate questions about insurance, medical bills, time limits, and what your claim may be worth. This page is a starting point. Choose a topic below to view detailed FAQs and practical next steps.
Personal Injury Claims
How Much Is My New Jersey Personal Injury Case Worth?
If you are trying to understand what affects the value of a claim, start here. CourtLaw explains that a case’s value is typically based on what an insurer agrees to pay or what is awarded by a judge or jury, and it discusses factors such as how the accident happened, the injuries involved, medical expenses, and lost income.
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Rideshare Accident FAQs (Uber & Lyft)
New Jersey Rideshare Accident FAQs
Rideshare crashes can involve multiple insurance layers depending on what the driver was doing at the time of the collision. This FAQ page addresses common questions CourtLaw receives, including:
- What should I do if I was in a ridesharing accident?
- Is there more insurance if I’m in a rideshare accident, and how much coverage is available?
- Will my PIP coverage cover me if I’m in a rideshare accident?
- Who is responsible in a rideshare accident?
- Should I call the police, and what should I do after the crash?
Read the full FAQ collection: Rideshare Accident FAQs
Truck Accident FAQs
New Jersey Truck Accident FAQs
Truck collisions often raise questions that do not come up in typical car accident claims. CourtLaw’s truck accident FAQ page covers issues such as what to do at the scene, medical attention, and how truck claims differ. It also addresses questions including:
- I’m at the scene of a commercial truck accident and I’m injured. What should I do?
- Even if I don’t have pain or my injuries seem minor, should I still see a doctor?
- What is considered a commercial truck accident?
- Can I handle my own truck accident injury claim?
- What if I think the accident was my fault?
Read the full FAQ collection: Truck Accident FAQs
Workers’ Compensation FAQs
Frequently Asked Workers’ Compensation Questions
Work injuries create a different set of concerns, especially around job security and benefits. CourtLaw’s workers’ compensation FAQ page includes questions like:
- If I get hurt on the job, can I still be fired?
- Even if I am out on temporary disability, can I still be fired?
- Does it make any difference if the accident was 100% the company’s fault?
- Do I have any job security if I’m temporarily disabled?
- Can I be fired for trying to get workers’ compensation benefits?
Read the full FAQ collection: Workers’ Compensation FAQs
Not Seeing Your Question Here?
If you do not see your situation covered in these FAQs, you can still contact CourtLaw to discuss what happened and learn what steps may make sense next.
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