Research shows that nearly 300,000 car accidents occurred in New Jersey in the past year, and around 60,000 of these led to injuries. Most American drivers get involved in some type of auto accident in their lifetime. It's no wonder that many New Jersey drivers wonder about the most dangerous…
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When someone is injured in a preventable accident, the victim may be able to seek compensation for their injuries from the person who caused the accident. In a personal injury claim, the victim's legal team must prove that the person's negligence directly led to the accident and the victim's subsequent…
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New Jersey is a no-fault state when it comes to auto accidents. This means that if you're involved in a car accident, your own auto insurance will be responsible for covering your expenses no matter who caused the crash. However, if the collision was caused by someone's negligent behavior, you…
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It's extremely important to keep a safe distance when driving directly behind other vehicles. Tailgating is when drivers ignore this safe driving practice and drive with little room between their car and the car in front of them, sometimes even at high speeds. Without a considerable distance between two cars,…
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In New Jersey, victims of a car accident caused by a negligent driver have the choice to file a personal injury claim to earn compensation for their medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, and more. A driver acts negligently when they fail their civic duty of minimizing harm to…
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While burn injuries may seem uncommon to some, fire and burns are the fifth most common cause of accidental death in children and adults. This type of injury can be the most painful to deal with and potentially permanent to victims. Many people who endure burn injuries wonder if they…
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