For over 20 years, The Wilton Law Firm has proudly represented clients in Monmouth County, New Jersey, who have suffered serious injuries due to the negligence of another party. We cover a wide range of personal injury claims, including auto accidents, slip and falls, and workplace accidents, to name a few. No matter the complexity of your case, you must have strong legal representation on your side. The Wilton Law Firm understands that you may be suffering from serious physical, emotional, and financial burdens as a result of your accident, which is why we are here to help you seek the compensation you need and the justice you deserve. For quality legal representation when you need it most, contact a dedicated Monmouth County personal injury attorney from The Wilton Law Firm today to schedule a free initial consultation.
At The Wilton Law Firm, our esteemed team of personal injury attorneys has experience handling a range of cases. The various personal injury matters that we handle at The Wilton Law Firm include auto accidents, slip and falls, and more. Some of the many auto accident cases we handle include the following:
In addition to automobile accidents, we also handle a variety of slip and fall cases. Some of these include the following:
The Wilton Law Firm is also proud to serve clients facing other personal injury matters, including:
If you have been seriously injured in a New Jersey motor vehicle accident, you may wonder whether you are responsible for covering your medical expenses. Luckily, New Jersey offers Personal Injury Protection, which is a form of no-fault insurance. This means that even if you played a role in causing the accident, your PIP insurance will cover at least some of your medical expenses and lost wages immediately after the accident. However, you should note that PIP does not extend to motorcyclists, so they must either purchase a separate motorcycle insurance policy or pay out of pocket.
If you have been hurt in a workplace accident, you may be eligible for Workers’ Compensation. This is a form of insurance that most employers carry in the event that an accident happens or an employee contracts an occupational disease. You may be entitled to various Workers’ Compensation benefits such as medical expenses, temporary disability, and more. However, you should note that if your accident was caused by the negligence of a third party, you may need to bring a third-party claim against them, instead of filing a Workers’ Compensation claim with your employer.
If you have been seriously injured due to another party’s negligence and wish to take legal action against them, you must do so within the statute of limitations. This acts as a deadline by which you must file a claim. For personal injury, Workers’ Compensation, and medical malpractice cases in New Jersey, you must file your claim within two years of the date of the accident. If you fail to meet this deadline, you may be barred from taking legal action against the negligent party. Of course, there are certain exceptions depending on the circumstances surrounding your case, so it is always best to consult with an experienced personal injury attorney as soon as possible.
If you have been seriously injured on municipal property and wish to take legal action, you may need to file a Notice of Claim. This acts as a similar deadline to the statute of limitations, but the timeframe is typically much shorter. You must file a Notice of Claim with the municipality within the timeframe to notify them that you plan to take legal action for the physical, emotional, and financial burdens caused by their negligence.
When someone is suddenly hurt because another person failed to act responsibly, the aftermath rarely feels simple. The physical pain is only one part of what you are dealing with. There may be medical bills you never planned for, weeks of lost wages, and a general sense that your life has been thrown off course. These are the exact reasons New Jersey law allows injured people to pursue compensation. It is meant to relieve some of the pressure caused by an unexpected accident and give you a path toward recovery.
Compensation, often referred to as damages, can cover a wide range of losses. Medical bills are usually the most obvious starting point. This can include emergency room visits, follow-up appointments, diagnostic tests, physical therapy, prescription medications, and any future treatment your doctors believe you will need. Lost wages are another major component. If you were forced to miss work because of your injuries, you may be able to recover the income you lost, along with potential future earnings if your ability to work has been permanently reduced.
You may also be entitled to compensation for the toll the accident has taken on your quality of life. Pain and suffering, emotional distress, and the impact your injuries have on daily activities are all considered when evaluating a personal injury claim. Some individuals experience anxiety, sleep difficulties, or long-term discomfort that affects their ability to enjoy hobbies or family life. These losses are real, and they matter.
If you have been seriously injured in an accident in New Jersey, you must consider your legal options going forward. For over 20 years, The Wilton Law Firm has proudly served clients across Monmouth County and its surrounding areas, including in Holmdel, Middletown, Shrewsbury, Red Bank, Little Silver, Keyport, Long Branch, and Freehold. If you need a legal team you can trust to help you navigate the complexities of a personal injury claim, you can trust The Wilton Law Firm. Our team has the skill and experience necessary to help you seek justice. To schedule a free initial consultation with a Monmouth County personal injury attorney you can count on, contact The Wilton Law Firm today.
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