When Suing a Public Entity for Injuries under Title 59 Restrictions
When you have suffered injuries in an accident caused by someone else's recklessness or negligence, there are many things to deal with.
NJ Traffic Laws and Liability in Personal Injury Accidents
Liability is a legal consent for the party that is responsible for causing an accident. Determining who is responsible for an accident can be the most important part of a personal injury claim in in New Jersey. If you cannot determine who caused an accident, you will never know who to make a claim against. «more»
How Can Health Insurance, Medicare or Medicaid Effect My NJ Personal Injury Settlement?
When you file a personal injury claim, a portion of the settlement helps to pay for your medical expenses. Your medical bills may be paid by your company health plan, Medicare or Medicaid. It can take a while to resolve your personal injury claim. It may even take years if your case goes to court. «more»
What is Title 59 in New Jersey?
If you have been injured due to the negligence of an individual or an entity in New Jersey, you have the legal right to seek compensation for those injuries, damages and medical expenses caused by the other party. What happens when the party responsible for your accident is a public entity, such as the State «more»