No-Fault Car Accident Laws in New Jersey

As a vic­tim of some­one’s neg­li­gence, you can recov­er mon­e­tary dam­ages for your pain and suf­fer­ing.  You may be eli­gi­ble for up to $250,000 from an auto insur­ance com­pa­ny to pay for ambu­lance, hos­pi­tal, pre­scrip­tions, your lost time from work, trans­porta­tion and your med­ical treat­ment.  You can also claim full val­ue for your prop­er­ty dam­age.  You may also rent a car while your own vehi­cle is being repaired.  Legal fund­ing com­pa­nies may also imme­di­ate­ly advance you cash while you are wait­ing for res­o­lu­tion of your claims.

The laws on per­son­al injuries as a result of car acci­dents can be com­pli­cat­ed. Addi­tion­al­ly, the facts of each case are unique. Time is of the essence.  The bur­den of prov­ing neg­li­gence is on the injured par­ty.  An attor­ney may have to pro­vide evi­dence from sev­er­al sources, requir­ing expert wit­ness­es, to prove that a dri­ver wrong­ful­ly caused your injuries. An expe­ri­enced car acci­dent attor­ney can review the facts and deter­mine the best way to prove your case.