Faqs

No personal injury claims are made to make the plaintiff whole so no you will not be taxed on your settlement money.

In most cases you should receive your settlement check within 4 to 6 weeks.

A statute of limitations is the time period which the law allows you to formally bring a claim and file a complaint in the court. In NJ the statute of limitations for most cases is 2 years for [...]

Possibly. If you injured the same body part in a prior accident then a medical professional will have to examine the prior records and determine if your injury has been aggravated, accelerated or [...]

When you have a verbal threshold declaration on your policy to summarize you will have to prove permanency at the time of trial and the jury will be read the verbal threshold jury instruction as [...]

There are many factor we have to examine to determine if you have a case. We perform a case by case analysis to determine if a viable claim exists and if that claim is worth pursuing. We know [...]

If you have PIP coverage available to you, either through your own policy, your resident relatives, or the host vehicles insurance and you fail to submit those bills and submit a claim, then you [...]

Yes, in NJ if you have no policy of your own your resident relatives auto policy will cover your bills.

Yes, in NJ your own auto policy pays for your medical bills.

Yes it does. In NJ a portion of your auto policy called PIP determines that amount of coverage you have for your medical bills.