One critical aspect of a car accident claim that sometimes gets overlooked is the statute of limitations. This legal framework sets the deadline for filing a personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit in New Jersey’s courts following an accident. Currently, the statute of limitations for a NJ car accident is two years from the date of the injury. This means that if you have been injured in a car...
Read MoreThe moment after a crash, it is one of the first questions to start creeping in: Was the car accident my fault? In New Jersey, the answer is not always black and white. Under the state’s comparative negligence system, multiple drivers can share fault, and some may still be able to recover compensation. In this post, we will explain how New Jersey’s comparative negligence law works and what it...
Read MoreImagine you are driving through the bustling streets of New Jersey when, in an instant, another vehicle strikes you. The shock, the confusion, and the immediate concern for your well-being flood your mind. In such moments, while your health is paramount, it is crucial to recognize that medical documentation for NJ car accident compensation plays a pivotal role in safeguarding your rights and potential claims. At Petro Cohen, we...
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