Are Parents Responsible for Their Teen’s Car Accident?
Yes, if a teenager under the age of 18 causes a car accident in New Jersey, the teen’s parents can be held responsible. Parents are vicariously liable for crashes caused by their teen drivers until...
Read MoreWhat Is Reckless Driving vs. Negligent Driving?
If you get involved in a car accident in New Jersey, it may be because of someone else’s reckless or negligent driving behaviors. Either way, the at-fault driver could potentially be held financially responsible for...
Read MoreAre There Damage Caps in New Jersey Personal Injury Cases?
The vast majority of personal injury cases filed in New Jersey are not subject to any damage caps, or limits on a victim’s financial recovery. New Jersey does not have any statutory limits on compensation...
Read MoreDetermining Liability After a Bike Accident
In New Jersey, liability or who is held financially responsible for a bicycle accident is determined by the state’s “choice” no-fault law, the modified comparative negligence rule and the legal doctrine of negligence. Liability will...
Read MoreHow to Recover Lost Wages After an Accident
To recover the value of lost wages after an accident in New Jersey, you must document all of your missed hours with evidence and submit it, alongside a doctor's note and a letter from your...
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