If you get in an accident, the steps you take after it can be vital in determining the amount of compensation you recover. Taking the right steps will greatly increase your chances of getting the best settlement. Here are some of the most important things to do – and not do – to help get the maximum recovery after an accident. The DO’s DO get information from witnesses at the accident scene, including their name, address and work and home phone numbers. After a car accident, get the other … [Read more...]

For many people, motorcycling is fun. Loyal owners of Harleys, Hondas, Kawasakis, Suzukis and Yamahas say nothing equals the pleasure of a ride on the open highway. To motorcyclists, riding makes them feel alive, and free. But motorcycling also has dangers, and that can mean accidents and injuries. According to the government, motorcycle accidents have increased eight years in a row. Motorcycle accidents can be serious and cyclists are at higher risk in an accident then people in cars or … [Read more...]

You’re driving along when suddenly a car hits you. It’s hard to think clearly at this time, but the information you obtain right after an auto accident — and what you say — can have a big impact on the amount of compensation you recover and whether you can be compensated at all. Here are some important steps to follow if you are in a car accident. They will reduce the hassles and help you get the maximum recovery for your injuries and losses. • Call 911 to summon medical help for anyone … [Read more...]

One of the most common traffic offenses is driving under the influence (DUI), also known as driving while under the influence. DUI is against the law in every state. And it is also a serious offense in New Jersey, as it endangers not only you but also others on the road. Here is information about DUI, as well as steps to take in the event you are stopped by the police for allegedly driving while under the influence. When You Can Be Stopped Police can stop your vehicle if they have probable … [Read more...]

Many accident victims don’t make a claim because they think they can’t afford the legal fees. It’s important to remember that most personal injury claims are handled on a contingent fee. This means the legal fee is paid from the recovery. If there’s no recovery, there’s no legal fee (there may, however, be court and other costs). Contingent legal fees provide many benefits to accident victims. They: • Allow accident victims who have a good case to get a lawyer’s help and obtain access to our … [Read more...]