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Are insurance companies ignoring your attorney's demand letters?

May 2, 2019

Seeking compensation for one’s personal injuries after an accident can be challenging. That’s why demand letters exist; they are prepared by one’s attorneys and are typically issued to at-fault parties and their insurance companies. In these letters, they contain information such as the circumstances of the accident; reasons that explain why the insurance company’s client was at fault; financial losses caused by the accident; the cost of treatment for one’s injuries and more. Unfortunately, some cases do not go according to plan. An insurance company may decide to ignore these letters or…

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What you need to know about distracted driving

May 2, 2019

Motor vehicle accidents are common and can happen daily. In most cases, these accidents result in minor damage to the cars involved. Unfortunately, other accidents can result in serious personal injuries and even death to the persons involved. Car accidents, bicycle accidents and motorcycle accidents can occur due to a driver’s or motorist’s recklessness. These individuals may be speeding or driving under the influence or while distracted. In the United States, distracted driving is a major cause of car accidents and has caused personal…

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Understanding residual injuries and long-term injuries

May 2, 2019

If one sustains an injury in any sort of accident and someone else is at fault, a demand letter for injury compensation should be sent to the other party’s insurance company. A demand letter will command far greater attention when it comes from an attorney for the victim of the accident. Such letters, however, should not be sent until the injured party has reached the point of maximum medical improvement. This is the stage when a doctor believes the patient has achieved the maximum expected recovery, and that further medical intervention or assistance will not result in any additional improvement.

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How nine cents a day can save you $235,000 for medical treatment following a motor vehicle accident

April 16, 2019

New Jersey is a no-fault insurance state. What that means is that the standard automobile insurance policy automatically provides $250,000 of insurance coverage for medical bills (commonly called PIP coverage) incurred as a result of a car accident regardless of whose fault caused the car accident. In the event of a lawsuit, the first $250,000 of medical bills is not part of the damages that can be claimed by the injured party against the other driver. Instead, medical bills up to $250,000 are paid by your insurance company, not the other driver’s insurance company. The two main benefits of the…

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Spectator injuries during sporting events

January 23, 2019

Experts estimate that around 15 million Americans will attend at least one professional sporting event each year. Spectator injuries are a statistical rarity considering the large amount of people who attend such events, but they do still occur at times. When a spectator is injured during a sporting game, they may mistakenly believe that the sports teams, event promoters or league are responsible for their injuries. Spectator Injury Statistics and Liability While most people assume attending a sporting event is not risky, courts view this issue differently. Courts most often hold fast to the notion that spectators have assumed…

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Car accidents involving aging adults

January 10, 2019

As we begin to age, we start losing the ability to physically and mentally complete tasks that seemed so simple at a younger age. Driving is an extremely complex activity that many older adults struggle with. Statistics consistently reveal that motor vehicle accidents involving older adults over the age of 65 are often just as dangerous as accidents involving an intoxicated driver. Statistics Regarding Older Adult Drivers and Accidents Experts estimated that about 14 million Americans were involved in car accidents with drivers who were 65 years or older in 2014. In 2015, there were an estimated…

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Liability issues in nj trucking accidents

December 20, 2018

Car collisions involving a large truck are often disastrous simply due to the truck’s much larger size and weight. On top of this concern, there may be multiple different parties which could have contributed to the occurrence of the truck accident, so it may be challenging to determine who is liable for injuries and damages caused by the incident. Trucking Accident Statistics in Trenton, NJ The standard truck is about 20 to 30 percent larger than the average vehicle, so when trucks collide with cars, injuries and damages may be severe. More than 330,000 trucks are involved in accidents…

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When a car accident in nj results in injuries and property damage

December 18, 2018

Recovering after a car accident can be physically, emotionally and financially draining. Thankfully, our legal system offers victims legal recourse when their accident was a result of another driver’s negligence. You could bring a lawsuit against the other driver to obtain damages and financial compensation. This can lead to you getting the money you lost out on due to your injuries. If you or a loved one has been in a car accident, you need an experienced New Jersey personal injury attorney to help you. Contact the offices of Team Law today for a free consultation into your…

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Common types of product liability claims in new jersey

November 29, 2018

A defective product can impact your health for the worse in almost any aspect of your life. From motor vehicles with shrapnel-spewing airbags to highly flammable children’s pajamas,  many everyday products are potentially harmful. When one of these defective products ends up causing you harm, it is important to know you have the right to pursue a legal action against the responsible parties. It is also helpful to understand the different types of product liability claims you can pursue.More often than not, a defective product will fall under one of the…

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Common causes of emergency room errors in new jersey

November 27, 2018

For serious medical emergencies, or even medical scares when you are unsure of what is happening, you can go to the emergency room for immediate care. However, even though the purpose of an emergency room is provide care when it is urgently needed,  it is not uncommon for patients to experience further injury or harm in an emergency room. Why Do ER Errors Happen in New Jersey? One major element leading to substandard care in emergency rooms is the emergence of Physician’s Assistants (PA’s).   As a cost cutting measure, many hospitals use…

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