Please keep a journal following your son's development and carefully keep track of milestones, medical care, immunizations, and take him to an...

Mr. Lazzaro is correct! We are a no fault state, and in NJ that means that you obtain your medical coverage first from your own insurance carrier,...

If you do not heal quickly and you still have problems in a month or so, reach out to a personal injury attorney to see if a claim is worthwhile. ...

Essentially you are only responsible for your young drivers if they are on an errand for you, and even then not every court would impose liabilty...

Assuming that you do not have an attorney, do not have collision coverage from your insurance company, and you have no personal injury claim, then...

Your question is not specific enough to evaluate properly. You state in your question that there is no Medicaid Lien, then Medicaid has no lien. ...

Yes the statute of limitations for negligence in New Jersey is 2 years from the date of accident. It would be extended if you are a minor or are...

If you were cared for at University Hospital or some other State of New Jersey owned entity, then you must deal with the Tort Claims Act Notice...

Yes you can sue an employee who is responsible, but it does not make the case any more valuable. If the employee was acting within their scope of...

Yes you are responsible for copays and deductable, however if you have health insurance you can resubmit it to them for additional coverage.