Experienced Motor Vehicle Accident Attorneys In Union County Protect The Rights Of Accident Victims
Whether your car accident caused you serious injuries that require surgery or minor injuries that require physical therapy, you have rights under personal injury law. And at Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC, our experienced New Jersey car accident injuries lawyers are dedicated to protecting those rights and recovering just compensation for our clients’ accident injuries.
New Jersey Car Accident Attorneys Help Car Accident Victims Who Have Sustained A Wide Range Of Injuries
Car accident injuries may range from cuts and bruises to catastrophic injury. It all depends upon the seriousness of the accident. At Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC, our car accident attorneys help car accident victims who have sustained a wide range of injuries which may include — but not be limited to — any of the following:
Traumatic brain injuries: Also known as TBI, a traumatic brain injury is a form of acquired brain injury that occurs when a sudden trauma causes damage to the brain. Force of impact in a car accident can cause a traumatic brain injury, such as a concussion. TBIs are serious injuries that can cause problems with vision, speech, memory, and cognitive ability
Spinal cord injuries: Spinal cord injuries are serious. Damage to the spinal cord vertebrae or the nerves surrounding the spinal cord can cause an individual to experience loss of feeling in one or more body parts, chronic pain, and different forms of paralysis
Broken limbs: Broken arms, legs, collarbones
Organ damage: Depending upon the force of impact, victims of car accidents may sustain organ damage
Whiplash: Whiplash is a fairly common car accident injury. Whiplash results from a sudden sharp whipping movement of the neck and head, such as when a driver or passenger in a car is struck from the rear by another car
If you or a loved one has sustained an injury in a car accident, arrange a free consultation with an experienced personal injury attorney.
Personal Injury Attorneys Obtain Full Compensation For New Jersey Car Accident Victims
Personal injury attorneys at Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC work tirelessly on behalf of our clients to recover full compensation for their accident injuries and other losses. We obtain compensation for any of the following losses and more:
Expenses for medical treatment
Hospital bills
Doctor bills
Cost of surgery
Cost of physical therapy
Cost of lab tests
Expenses for prescription medication
Future anticipated medical bills stemming from the accident
Leading Car Accident Injury Attorneys Have Track Record Of Successfully Recovering Just Verdicts And Settlements For New Jersey Clients
At Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC, our leading car accident injury attorneys have a demonstrated track record of successfully recovering just compensation for our New Jersey clients. A sampling of the verdicts and settlements our team has recovered for our clients’ car accident claims include the following:
$2.5 million for a Union County car accident
$2.5 million for a Middlesex County car accident
$1.5 million for a Union County car accident
$600,000 for a Somerset County car accident
$500,000 for an Essex County car accident
Wondering how much you can recover for your car accident injuries? Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC will answer your questions and evaluate your claim at no cost to you. To schedule your free case evaluation with one of our experienced car accident attorneys, contact our office.
Get the Compensation You Deserve For Your New Jersey Car Accident Injuries
When someone else causes your car accident due to their negligent actions, you deserve compensation for your injuries and the other losses you have sustained. New Jersey personal injury lawyers at Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC have a demonstrated track record of successfully recovering full compensation for accident victims. Our team has been working on behalf of accident victims since 1984, bringing skillful negotiation, in-depth knowledge, and compassionate counsel to each and every case.
Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC offers a free confidential case evaluation so that you can receive answers to your questions, gain an understanding of how the personal injury claims process works, and get an estimate of the level of compensation you may recover for your car accident claim. Contact our office to arrange your free consultation today.
Frequently Asked Questions About Car Accident Injuries In New Jersey
FAQ: What are New Jersey’s no-fault car insurance laws?
New Jersey follows a no fault car insurance system. This means that the personal injury protection (PIP) coverage of your car insurance policy pays for the medical treatment and other out-of-pocket expenses (up to the coverage limits) that are a result of the accident for anyone covered under your car insurance policy. Furthermore, this coverage is provided regardless of who is at fault for the accident. While a PIP claim will cover financial losses, it will not provide any compensation for non-monetary damages, including emotional pain and suffering or loss of one’s life enjoyment. The no-fault policy also limits your right to sue for pain and suffering unless you sustained serious injury.
FAQ: What are New Jersey’s “modified comparative fault” laws?
In New Jersey, when more than one party is responsible for an accident, New Jersey follows “modified comparative fault” rules. These rules allow an injured person’s compensation to be reduced by a percentage that reflects their share of fault for the accident. So, for example, if it was established that the injured party was 25 percent responsible for the car accident, then the damages they may recover for their injuries and other losses will be reduced by that amount — 25 percent. In this scenario, a damage award of $20,000 will be reduced by 25 percent, to $15,000. If the injured person is more than 50 percent responsible for their car accident, however, they may not recover any compensation for their injuries from the other at-fault party.
