Attorney Charles E. Tempio understands how confusing and overwhelming it can be when you suffer a serious personal injury. He provides personalized, detailed representation to New Jersey accident victims and shares below some of the questions he hears most often:
- What is a personal injury?
- I was just in a car accident what do I do next?
- I was hurt in a car accident, what should I do?
- How do I know who is liable for the accident?
- Does my insurance policy limit my ability to recover damages?
- What are damages?
- What do I have to prove to be successful in recovering damages?
- How long will it take for my case to settle?
- How much is my claim worth?
- How do I get my car repaired?
Q: What is a personal injury?
Q: I was just in a car accident what do I do next?
Q: I was hurt in a car accident, what should I do?
Q: How do I know who is liable for the accident?
Q: Does my insurance policy limit my ability to recover damages?
Q: What are damages?
Q: What do I have to prove to be successful in recovering damages?
Q: How long will it take for my case to settle?
Q: How much is my claim worth?
Q: How do I get my car repaired?
A: New Jersey is a no-fault state- you can either make a claim to your own car insurance policy to have your vehicle repaired or you can make a claim through the at-fault driver’s company to avoid paying a deductible.