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Amazon Delivery Truck Driver Accidents
In today’s fast-paced world, Amazon delivery trucks are a common sight on our roads, ensuring swift delivery of packages to customers. However, with the increase in these vehicles comes a heightened risk of accidents. If you or a loved one has been involved in a car accident with an Amazon delivery truck, it’s crucial to understand your rights and seek expert legal guidance. Richard J. Hollawell & Associates are here to help you navigate the complexities of such cases and secure the compensation you deserve.
How Long Do I Have to Sue After a Car Accident in NJ
According to state law, if you are involved in a car accident in New Jersey, you have just two years to file a lawsuit.
Delayed Onset Car Accident Injuries: What They Are and What Can I Do to Get Help?
Any car accident is a traumatic event. Even fender benders involve a lot of force — to say nothing of the financial and emotional stakes they often have.
What Should You Avoid Saying To Your Insurance Adjuster?
A claims adjuster, or an insurance adjuster, is the individual hired by an insurance company to investigate your claim and decide how much the insurance company should pay on the claim.
How Long Does a NJ Car Accident Lawsuit Take?
Car accidents are an all too frequent occurrence in the state of New Jersey with 2020 seeing a five percent increase in traffic fatalities, despite a drop in traffic due to restrictions from the coronavirus pandemic.
What Do I Do After an Accident With an Amazon Truck?
Amazon and its subscription service Amazon Prime has been a saving grace for millions of Americans. Prime membership spiked to an all time high during the pandemic as more and more Americans stayed home and had everyday items shipped at lightning speed to their homes.
What You Should Do After a Single Car Accident in NJ
Most of us know what to do following a multi-vehicle accident: talk to witnesses, get the other driver’s insurance information, and file a report with the police and our insurance. But after a single-car accident, it can be difficult to know what to do next.
Single-Vehicle Accident FAQs
A single-vehicle accident involves only one car. These types of accidents are typically caused by driver errors, such as distracted driving, drunk or drowsy driving, speeding, or rubbernecking. Cars in single-vehicle accidents typically end up hitting a roadside object such as a tree or a guard rail.