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New Jersey drivers need to know what a “permanent injury” is because it could affect your car accident case.  In New Jersey, motorists who opt for the standard auto insurance policy must choose between two options that affect how much money they can pursue after an accident. These two options are the…

New Jersey had its deadliest year for pedestrians in 2024 with more than 200 lives being lost on New Jersey roads. This is a heartbreaking 29% increase from 2023 and the most dangerous year in the last three decades. However, it wasn’t just pedestrians. In total, at least 687 people…

Back pain is one of the most common consequences of car accidents. The forces of an automobile collision can cause herniated discs and damage tissues in the neck and back, including muscles, tendons, ligaments, vertebrae, spinal discs, and nerves.  Even if you had a prior back condition or claim before…

Hidden injuries, also known as delayed onset injuries, are conditions that initially go undetected after an auto accident. Injuries can be deceptive, as the shock and trauma of an auto accident can mask pain and other symptoms. Even if you seek medical attention immediately after the accident, the medical team…

A two-car crash in Bergen County led to one victim being urgently rushed to Hackensack University Medical Center with life-threatening injuries after the two vehicles collided on the rainy morning of January 25th, in Teaneck. The crash occurred near the intersection of Sherman and Palmer Avenues and resulted in one…

Using your phone while driving, whether you’re texting, emailing, or calling, puts yourself and other drivers and pedestrians on the road at risk. In New Jersey, the first offense of talking or texting while driving has a minimum fine of $200, the second offense a fine of $400, and the…