Hurt on the Long Branch Promenade? You May Have 90 Days, Not Two Years
A fall on public walkway or boardwalk property in Long Branch can trigger the NJ Tort Claims Act — and a 90-day notice deadline that quietly…
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Passing a Stopped School Bus in NJ — 5 Points and 39:4-128.1 Explained
A school bus ticket under N.J.S.A. 39:4-128.1 carries 5 points, a mandatory minimum fine and possible jail — here is how the law actually reads and…
The Insurance Company Scheduled You for an IME in NJ — What That Exam Really Is
What a so-called independent medical examination is in a New Jersey injury claim, who is paying for it, and how to walk in prepared. From Goldman…
Move Over Law Ticket on the Parkway in Ocean Township, NJ (39:4-92.2)
What a New Jersey Move Over Law ticket under N.J.S.A. 39:4-92.2 actually carries, and how these Parkway stops get defended in Ocean Township Municipal Court. From…
Was the Stop Itself Legal? Motions to Suppress in NJ Municipal Court (R. 7:5-2)
Everything the officer found starts with the reason they pulled you over — and in NJ municipal court you generally have 30 days from your initial…
Parking Lot Accident in Neptune, NJ — Who’s at Fault When There’s No Police Report
Hit in a Route 66 shopping center lot or outside Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune? Here's how fault gets decided when no officer responded…
Left-Turn Crash in Eatontown, NJ — Who’s at Fault on Route 35 and Route 36
Hit while turning left in Eatontown, or by a car that turned across your lane? Here's how N.J.S.A. 39:4-90 decides fault on Route 35, Route 36…
NJ Ignition Interlock Violations (N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.19) — Blowing for Someone Else, Tampering, and Lending Your Car
Blowing into someone's interlock, tampering with the device, or lending your car to a driver ordered to use one is a separate criminal charge in New…
DWI With a Child in the Car in NJ — N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.15 Explained
A DWI with a child in the car adds a separate criminal charge under N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.15 — who it actually applies to, what it adds, and…
Ticket for Not Stopping at a Red Bank Crosswalk — NJ 39:4-36
What a failure-to-yield-to-pedestrian ticket in downtown Red Bank costs under N.J.S.A. 39:4-36 — points, fine, community service — and where the charge is beatable. From Goldman…
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