N.J. car accident lawyers
Before N.J. No Fault Law was invented
Thirty-five years ago (in 1976), the NBC Peacock logo was replaced, Ted Turner purchased the Atlanta Braves, and Great Britain rolled out the first supersonic Concord. In 1976, victims of a negligent driver, who suffered personal injuries in a NJ car accident, was permitted to sue the
owner and operator of the other car for pain, suffering,
and other economic damages; regardless of the nature and extent of their injuries.
Medical expenses incurred in a N.J. car accident were
paid by the injured person's personal
health insurance company; or were deducted from the settlement proceeds
of a car accident case, with the consent of her treating physician.
What
a difference a couple of decades make.
Today, an accident victim has to be a rocket scientist to navigate the tortuous landscape of
making a claim for your pain and suffering, medical bills, and economic damages
from a car accident.
Are you thinking, how can a N.J. car accident
be that complicated? O.K., let's test your NJ car accident I.Q.: