Getting a settlement check can take a few weeks and up to a month after signing a release in a personal injury case. The total time for receiving a settlement check may vary depending on the applicable administrative procedures and the case's value. Once you reach a settlement agreement, the insurer will perform audit checks and issue a settlement check to your attorney. Then, there are additional steps before the attorney credits money to your account. Never hesitate to discuss this process and what to expect with a trusted New Jersey personal read more

Many victims of New Jersey car accidents obtain compensation after an insurance claim. However, some insurers deny insurance claims or make lowball offers, forcing the victim to file a lawsuit to pursue a fair settlement offer. However, you must adhere to the New Jersey statute of limitations, which requires injured car accident victims to file a lawsuit within two years of the injury. If you fail to file the claim within two years, you may lose your right to obtain compensation. The clock starts ticking from the date the car accident took place read more

Car accidents regularly lead to various physical injuries. Some injuries are immediately apparent, and you know you need emergency treatment. However, other injuries may not show up until hours, days, or even weeks after the accident. It's important to understand that the onset of symptoms can vary greatly from person to person. Dealing with and proving delayed injuries can be challenging. If you or someone you know has been in a car accident in New Jersey, always consult with a skilled car accident lawyer from Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C. We can read more

Getting a motorcycle permit in New Jersey is an important step toward riding on two wheels. However, it's important for anyone who wishes to ride a motorcycle to understand all the rules and regulations surrounding motorcycle permits. This helps to ensure your safety and compliance with the law. Below, our NJ motorcycle accident lawyers from Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C. present some necessary information about motorcycle permits. If you suffer injuries in a crash, we are ready to provide legal support throughout the process. [get-in-touch-with- read more

Booster seat requirements in New Jersey are essential for keeping children safe. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), booster seats reduce the risk of severe injury by 45% for children aged 4-8 compared to the exclusive use of seat belts. While booster seats are a relatively new development over the past decades, they have substantially improved child safety on the roads. Despite a booster seat’s role in improving child safety, manufacturer defects can expose children to the risk of severe injuries. read more

If you've been involved in a motor vehicle accident, it's crucial to take the right steps immediately afterward to protect your health and legal rights. Follow this comprehensive to-do list and be sure to reach out to Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C. for expert legal help.

Immediate Actions

Ensure Safety: If able, move to a safe area away from traffic. Call 911: Report the accident to the police, even if the damage is minor and there are no obvious physical injuries. Often, injuries to the spine and joints take time to fully develop after a read more

Accidents can happen anywhere, including on someone else's property. In many cases, a property owner is responsible for the injuries resulting from a slip and fall or another type of incident. But what happens when an accident occurs on an easement? Who is responsible for the injuries and damages that result from such an accident? When the concept of easements arises in injury cases, it can cause complications regarding property owners' liability. It is especially crucial to consult a New Jersey slip-and-fall attorney in such situations.

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If you have been injured in New Jersey due to another party's negligence, you can file an injury claim to seek recovery for the resulting losses and injuries. However, the timeframe within which to do it is limited. This is because New Jersey's statute of limitations for bringing personal injury claims is set to two years from the date of the injury. If you miss the deadline, you severely limit your options for seeking compensation. It is critical to hire a New Jersey personal injury attorney to help handle your case within these important timelines. read more