Determining Liability After a Bike Accident
In New Jersey, liability or who is held financially responsible for a bicycle accident is determined by the state’s “choice” no-fault law, the modified comparative negligence rule and the legal doctrine of negligence. Liability will...
Read MoreHow Does New Jersey Differentiate Between DUI and DWI Offenses?
Many states have different laws in place for driving under the influence (DUI) vs. driving while intoxicated (DWI). In New Jersey, however, there is only one drunk driving law, and these two terms are mostly...
Read MoreWhat Are the Costs of a DWI/DUI in New Jersey?
Being convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) in New Jersey can lead to harsh penalties – including expensive fines, fees, costs and surcharges. The average cost of a first-time...
Read MoreUnderstanding Field Sobriety Tests in New Jersey
New Jersey has tough laws against driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs and alcohol. If a driver is stopped and suspected of DUI, a police officer may request the completion of field sobriety tests...
Read MoreWhen Can Punitive Damages Be Awarded in Vehicle Accident Cases?
A motor vehicle accident can be extremely damaging, inflicting severe injuries that will follow you for life. If your accident was caused by someone else behaving in an egregious manner, such as reckless or aggressive...
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