Documenting your injuries is a necessary part of any personal injury case. If you got hurt in an accident and someone else is to blame, our Monmouth County slip and fall accident attorneys can tell you what to do and how to build a case. Then we’ll help you fight…
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When you sue the government for personal injury, the process differs from that of a typical lawsuit. The main difference is that you must file a “notice of claim” first, telling the government that you plan to sue. What some people do not realize is that claimants are not given…
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When you get hurt in an accident and sue for damages, a lot of different factors can influence how much that claim is worth. This can be a difficult thing for you to calculate on your own, but if you’re ready to learn more about the potential value of your…
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Many personal injury cases settle before they go to trial, but sometimes it’s necessary to make your case in court. Before you decide to reject a settlement offer and go to court, you should know exactly what you are getting into. Our Monmouth County catastrophic injury attorneys can answer your…
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If you get in an accident and get injured, going to a doctor is an obvious next step. Some accident victims don’t seek medical attention though, and it’s usually because they don’t feel like they got hurt at all. This is a mistake. Just because you don’t feel hurt, that…
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When you get hurt in a car crash, you might be wondering if you can sue. How do you know if you have a viable car accident case on your hands? There are a few things that can indicate that your case is stronger than most. Our Monmouth County car…
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