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Car Accident
The Impact of Dashcam Footage in New Jersey Car Accidents
Dashcams are affordable, easy to install and use, and can record and store real-time footage of the road. It’s no wonder they have become increasingly popular among drivers, especially for those who frequently drive as a part of their jobs. Whether you have a dashcam for your work or personal vehicle, and you have been…
Read MoreCan Passengers Pursue Car Accident Cases in New Jersey?
Most people understand that they have legal recourse if they’re involved in an accident while driving, but what happens if you are catastrophically injured as a passenger in a car accident? Are you entitled to compensation? Do you even have a case? The short answer is yes, you do have legal recourse, and you can…
Read MoreIs New Jersey a No-Fault State? Who’s Liable in Car Accidents?
Who’s at fault when it comes to a car accident? The answer to this question can depend on the state in which you live and the laws that are in place. New Jersey is currently a “no-fault” state when it comes to car accidents, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have recourse if you or…
Read MoreWhich Roads Are the Deadliest in New Jersey?
New Jersey is a small state with a population of over 9 million people. With people heading to work, to the doctor’s office, to the grocery store, or to the school to drop their kids off, it makes sense that there would be accidents on a daily basis all throughout the state. But there are…
Read MoreWhat Are the Leading Causes of Paralysis?
One of the most devastating conditions that can come from an injury, genetic disease, or birth defect is nerve injury causing paralysis. The loss of function and feeling in any part of your body changes you forever. You must learn to do everyday activities differently, give up certain hobbies, and possibly lose your job. But…
Read MoreNJ Toll Roads and the Dangers of Toll Booth Plazas
New Jersey is one of the most populated and most traveled states in the country, with several major highways connecting residents and travelers with other parts of the country. With so many major highways, toll revenue is vital to New Jersey’s budget; in 2020, the state reported almost $1.4 billion in revenue from tolls, with…
Read MoreGetting Hit in a New Jersey Traffic Circle
To assist with the flow of traffic, many road planners incorporate the use of roundabouts – those notorious multi-entry intersections so many of us know as “traffic circles.” Roundabouts help regulate the flow of traffic by having drivers travel in a counterclockwise direction before exiting the circle. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) reports that one…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Road Rage Car Accidents in New Jersey
New Jersey has long had a reputation for being a terrible place to drive. Between the jughandles, the ever-changing speed limits, the state’s inability to open more than one “cash only” lane on the Parkway, and the bumper-to-bumper Shore traffic for four months out of the year, it takes a certain type of driver to…
Read MoreCars Crashing into Homes: What You Should Know About VIBCs
Around 11:30 a.m. on a Wednesday morning in January, a driver was traveling on the Garden State Parkway and lost control of her vehicle. Even more alarming, this resulted in the driver crashing into someone’s home in Clifton, NJ, where the Garden State Parkway begins to intersect with the rest of the neighborhood. The good…
Read MoreThe Statistics on Wrong-Way Crashes Are Going in the Wrong Direction
It seems simple enough: When operating a vehicle, be sure to drive it in the correct direction on roads and highways. Turns out that’s not quite as easy as one would expect – at least not for all drivers. Wrong way crashes are on the rise in the United States, a concerning trend that puts…
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