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What Kind Of Evidence Is Important In Trucking Accidents?

If you can remember to jot all pertinent info as in license number of all involved vehicles that will assist the Police department on many levels. Another option is to take photos with your cell phone.

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Personal Injury Claims In Trucking Accidents

Damages are comprised of economic damages that could be loss of wages, it could be repair of the vehicle, it could be loss of property, things that are equated to money. Pain and suffering is much different.

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How Is Fault Determined In A Trucking Accident?

You always sue the driver and the owner of the truck. However, it can get more involved than that. Large trucks that don’t have appropriate mirrors can often get involved in serious accidents.

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FAQs About Trucking Accidents In New Jersey

Trucking accidents are fairly common. Car accidents are certainly far more frequent in New Jersey. New Jersey is a very densely populated state with lots of vehicles on the road.

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FAQs About The Claims Process In Trucking Accidents

Like any accident involving a motor vehicle, it’s a good idea to call a Personal Injury specialist. Most people are unaware of where they have to go, to get their medical bills paid, or getting the car serviced after an accident.

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Causes of Trucking Accidents and The Injuries Seen In These Accidents

Other common causes are weather conditions. Weather is perhaps the principal factor in many accidents.

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How Long Do Slip & Fall Cases Take To Resolve? Can An Attorney Help?

In New Jersey for an adult we have two years to file that case in court with the complaint.

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Who Is Held Liable In Different Scenarios Of Slip And Fall Accidents?

These rules are much, much different. There’s an entire section of our law called the Tort Claims Act, which is within our statutes.

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When Is A Property Owner Held Liable For An Injury Caused On Their Property?

There are vast differences in the responsibility owed to individuals by private property owners, residential homeowners as opposed to commercial land owners and public entities, which would be anything that a local or a state or a county government might own.

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When And How Can The Injured Person Bring Up A Personal Injury Claim?

There must be a dangerous condition that the commercial property owner either knew about or should have known about which caused someone to get injured. If that is present, then they are responsible.

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