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Summary: New Jersey no-fault insurance generally directs injured drivers, passengers, and certain other covered people to use personal injury protection, or PIP, for accident-related medical expenses and selected additional losses, regardle...

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  Summary: Preserve car accident evidence as soon as it is safe to do so. Photos, witness information, police reports, medical records, repair documents, financial records, and digital files can help explain how the crash happened a...

Resumen: Después de un accidente en Nueva Jersey, priorice la seguridad, llame al 911 si existe peligro o lesión, informe a la policía cuando corresponda, intercambie datos sin admitir culpa y busque atención médica. Después, notifiqu...

One man was killed and one seriously injured in a chain-reaction crash Saturday, September 12, on the Garden State Parkway in Cranford. According to New Jersey State Police, the collision occurred close to midnight when a Mercedes-Benz seda...

Key Takeaways Somerset County drivers most often reach the Turnpike Extension by way of Interstate 287 and the Route 78 interchange, both known for heavy merge traffic. New Jersey gives injured drivers two years to file a claim and ...

My partner, Edward J. Rebenack. Esq., and I recently tried a trucking accident injury case to verdict in a North Jersey county. Our client sustained severe injuries after a tractor-trailer rear-ended his vehicle on I-78. The jury awarded ou...

Key Takeaways Proving fault in a New Jersey car accident requires identifying the specific negligent behavior, such as speeding, distracted driving, or failing to yield. New Jersey's no-fault insurance system allows injured drivers ...

Key Takeaways Fault in New Jersey auto accidents is established through driver statements, camera and dashcam footage, event data recorder ("black box") data, physical evidence, and road and maintenance records. New Jersey's no-faul...