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The two ways to resolve unfair treatment by an auto dealer are through arbitration or going to court. You have to have all of the documentation for the car and a written report from a mechanic who has inspected your car. A lawyer should also take a look at the documentation so they can determine … Continued
Home improvement contractors are required to inform you of everything from the materials they will use to the timeline for the project and any changes that were made throughout the contract. If they break any of these rules, they cannot collect any money from you. The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act forces them to cooperate … Continued
The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act will award you three times the amount of what money is owed to you and covers your legal expenses from going to court. You may be stopping someone who ripped you off from doing the same thing to other people by bringing a case against them. This keeps the … Continued
When you are not happy with repairs that were done on your car you should get a second opinion from another repair shop. If something was done incorrectly or not at all, the first repair shop may have to pay to have it fixed. The second mechanic’s opinion holds a lot of weight in determining … Continued
Filing for bankruptcy requires you to have a lot of documents including pay stubs, bank statements, your monthly expenses, etc. It is important to know what you want to do with your house or your car when you file for bankruptcy. When you have all of these aspects figured out, we can help you determine … Continued
The statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim in New Jersey is two years. Claims against government entities require a notice of claim which could be as early as 90 days. You will not be able to file after the statute of limitations has passed.
Many people want to know how long their personal injury case will take. It can take anywhere from 2.5 to four years in New Jersey. It takes time to gather the necessary information such as medical records, investigate the accident, talk to witnesses and speak to an expert.
When a client has to go to court, they are often concerned about if they will have to testify before a jury in trial. Whether or not your case actually goes to trial, your attorney should prepare it as if it will so there is a complete and thorough investigation done for your case.