New Jersey Car Accidents | Understanding Your Rights and Legal Options
At Khorozian Law Group, we know how devastating a car accident can be. From physical injuries to emotional trauma and financial hardships, victims often face overwhelming challenges.
If you've been injured in a New Jersey car accident, understanding your legal rights is critical to securing the compensation you deserve.
We proudly serve clients across Bergen County, Passaic County, Hudson County, Essex County, Union County, and beyond.
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đźš— Common Types of Car Accidents in New Jersey
Every car crash is different, but certain types of accidents happen more frequently. Knowing how your accident occurred can help determine who is liable and what type of compensation you may be entitled to.
Rear-End Collisions
Typically caused by distracted driving or tailgating, rear-end accidents often result in whiplash and back injuries.
Head-On Collisions
Among the most serious crashes, head-on accidents often involve speeding, drunk driving, or crossing into oncoming traffic.
T-Bone (Side-Impact) Crashes
Often occurring at intersections, T-bone accidents can cause severe injuries depending on where the vehicle is struck.
Rollover Accidents
SUVs and larger vehicles are more prone to rollovers, which can result in head, neck, and spinal injuries.
Sideswipe Collisions
When two vehicles traveling in the same direction brush against each other, sideswipe accidents can cause loss of vehicle control.
Multi-Vehicle Pileups
Chain-reaction accidents, often happening on highways like the Garden State Parkway, create complex liability and serious injury risks.
đź“‹ What You Need to Know After a New Jersey Car Accident
After an accident, there are many legal issues and procedures you should be aware of. At Khorozian Law Group, we help clients navigate every step of the process.
FAQs About New Jersey Car Accidents
How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit?
What should I do immediately after a car crash?
How is fault determined in a multi-car accident?
Taxes on Personal Injury Settlements
Are your personal injury damages taxable? Generally, compensation for physical injuries is not taxable, but there are important exceptions related to emotional distress, punitive damages, and interest on settlements.
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The Personal Injury Claim Process in New Jersey
From filing insurance claims to negotiating settlements or filing a lawsuit, understanding the personal injury claim timeline helps accident victims stay prepared.
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Dealing With Auto Insurance Adjusters
Insurance adjusters often undervalue claims to protect their company's bottom line. Knowing how to deal with adjusters—or better yet, letting your attorney handle communication—is critical.
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⚖️ Understanding Fault and Negligence in New Jersey Car Accidents
Comparative Fault in New Jersey
New Jersey follows a modified comparative fault rule. You can still recover compensation if you were less than 51% at fault, but your recovery will be reduced by your percentage of fault.
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What Constitutes Negligence?
Most personal injury claims are based on negligence—the failure to exercise reasonable care. Proving negligence is key to winning compensation.
Contributory Negligence Explained
If you were partially responsible for the crash, you can still seek damages under New Jersey law, but your award will be adjusted.
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