Know your rights after an injury
Plain-English guides to the rules insurance companies count on you not knowing. PIP and no-fault, injury thresholds, shared fault, liens and the deadlines that can end a case before it starts.
What to do after a car accident in New Jersey or New York
A step-by-step checklist for the crash scene, the first day, the first week and the first month, with New Jersey and New York reporting rules.
How a personal injury case works in New Jersey and New York
The stages of an injury case from the first call to the final check, with New Jersey and New York court procedures, timelines and fees explained.
Statute of limitations for injury claims in New Jersey and New York
How long you have to bring an injury claim in New Jersey and New York, and the shorter notice deadlines that can end a case first.
Notice of claim deadlines for injuries involving the government
Hurt by a town, county, school, transit agency or the Port Authority? A written notice of claim is usually due within 90 days.
New Jersey’s verbal threshold explained
How New Jersey’s limitation on lawsuit option works, the six injury categories, the doctor’s certification, and what you can still recover.
New York’s serious injury threshold explained
What counts as a serious injury under New York no-fault law, the 2026 changes, and how courts and defense doctors test your proof.
New Jersey PIP explained
How New Jersey personal injury protection pays medical bills and lost income after a crash, what your options mean, and how to fight a denial.
New York no-fault insurance explained
What New York no-fault pays after a crash, the 30-day and 45-day deadlines, insurer exams, and how to challenge a denial.
Comparative negligence in New Jersey and New York
Partly at fault for your accident? How New Jersey and New York reduce or bar recovery when fault is shared, with worked examples.
Accidents across the New Jersey and New York line
Hurt in one state but living in the other? How no-fault coverage, injury thresholds, deadlines and choice of law work across the NJ and NY border.
How to talk to insurance adjusters after an accident
What you owe your own insurer, what you never owe the other driver’s insurer, and how to handle recorded statements, authorizations and early offers.
Settlement liens explained for injury victims in New Jersey and New York
Who may have to be repaid from an injury settlement, from Medicare and Medicaid to health plans, workers’ comp and hospitals, and how liens get reduced.
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