In NJ, what is the Statue of Limitations to file a lawsuit against an attorney for malpractice?
For an adult who was aware malpractice took place six years. If you were unaware malpractice took place the discovery rule may apply, which is six...
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For an adult who was aware malpractice took place six years. If you were unaware malpractice took place the discovery rule may apply, which is six...
It really is in your son's interest to sue all drivers! That is what insurance is for; let them pay up to the policy limits. No one will advise...
I agree with much of what has been said by the other lawyers. Go to...
If the building code requires a railing or if there was one there before, then the case against the landlord would be pretty strong. A lot of...
Regrettably by Statute you have no claim for this accident whatsoever. The statute is: NJSA 39:6A-4.5 Loss of right to sue for failure to insure,...
Nothing. If you are found to be more at fault for your injury than the commercial owner of the sidewalk, there will be no recovery.
Go to your own insurance company for all of your claims. You have Uninsured Motorist Coverage on you policy which will step in for the uninsured...
N.J.S.A. 39:6A-4.5(a). That statute provides that any person who fails to maintain statutorily required no-fault insurance "shall have no cause of...
I do agree with alot of what the other attorneys have stated. There are many other questions to be answered though. Was this van a work van, were...
You are never automatically at fault. As you were making a left turn, you have a higher standard to be met to make certain it is clear for you to...