Category Archive: Car Accidents

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

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 read more

The timeframe for claiming injury after a car accident is based on the statute of limitations in your specific location. This law establishes the deadline for filing a legal claim in court, and missing it can significantly hinder your ability to seek recovery. Additionally, the type of claim also determines the statute of limitations, such as for bodily harm or property damage. Usually, ensuring adherence to deadlines may not be easy for someone without a legal background. We recommend hiring a New Jersey car accident lawyer as soon as possible to read more

Many car accident cases can be surprisingly complicated, as they can involve a web of insurance policies and parties. One scenario that can get challenging is when someone else is driving your car and gets in an accident, whether it is their fault or not. It is always important to have help from a New Jersey car accident lawyer from Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C. in these types of situations.

What If Someone Else Drove Your Car And Crashed It?

If someone else drove your vehicle and was involved in an accident, two factors usually read more

Every day, there are millions of cars on the roads in New Jersey. Within this highly-populated state where commuters rely on their vehicles for transportation, it is common for accidents to happen. For this reason, many people look for advanced safety features when considering the purchase of a new vehicle. With all of the cars on the market, one of the first questions that comes up when buying a car is whether an SUV or a sedan is a safer option. In either case, an accident might still cause injuries, and you should never hesitate to contact a car read more

Some people might file many insurance claims when everything seems to happen all at once. In a single year, you might have different types of damage to your vehicle or home, and you might wonder if you should file insurance claims for all of them. Is there a limit to how many claims you can file in a year? The law has no limitations on how many insurance claims you can file, and most policy agreements do not expressly restrict the number of claims either. However, there can be consequences to filing numerous claims within a short period of time. If read more