Car Accident Lawyer Serving South Plainfield
A crash on Interstate 287 or at a busy intersection along New Durham Road (CR 501) can leave you hurt and buried in paperwork before you have even left the scene.
New Jersey is a no-fault state, so your own PIP coverage under N.J.S.A. 39:6A pays initial medical bills regardless of who caused the wreck. But PIP does not cover everything. To recover for pain and suffering, most drivers must cross the verbal threshold, which generally requires a qualifying serious injury under the no-fault law. We help you understand which threshold applies to your policy and whether your injuries meet it, then pursue the at-fault driver for damages beyond what PIP allows. A car accident claim is a civil matter, handled separately from any traffic ticket issued at the South Plainfield Municipal Court. From the first call, we coordinate your PIP claim, preserve evidence, and deal with the adjusters. If you were hit anywhere in South Plainfield, let us review what happened.
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What We Know About South Plainfield Cases
After a South Plainfield crash, PIP under N.J.S.A. 39:6A covers initial medical costs no matter who was at fault.
Recovery for pain and suffering generally requires meeting the verbal threshold.
The civil claim is separate from any traffic summons at the municipal court.