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Union County Car Accidents

What happens after an automobile accident in NJ?

Maybe you were doing your daily commute to work. Perhaps you were picking up some items at the grocery store. Even scarier – you could have been picking your children up at school.

Auto accidents can happen at any time or place – usually when you least expect it. Most car accidents occur close to home on roads you encounter every day. The Union County personal injury lawyers at Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group PC are here to protect Union County car accident victims, helping them heal physically and emotionally.

What should you say to the insurance adjuster after a severe car crash in Union County?

We can sum up what to say to an insurance adjuster in one word: nothing.

Most importantly, do not offer a written or recorded statement.

Please don’t accept the first offer. Immediately after you seek medical treatment for your injuries, call the personal injury law firm of Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group PC. Retain our representation and refer all insurance agents to your personal injury attorney in NJ.

Why? Mainly because the insurance company is not on your side. They are in the business of making money, and paying claimants the least amount of money possible.

Case Study

$890,000 Car Accident Settlement In Middlesex County, NJ

Evan M. Harris, Esq. of Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group PC, settled a car accident verbal threshold case for $890,000.00. The plaintiff sustained injuries to the knees when the automobile the plaintiff was driving was struck by a drunk driver in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.

Common Causes of Distracted Driving in New Jersey

We have all probably felt the impulse to answer a text or check our social media accounts while stuck in traffic or waiting at a red light. But safe drivers know to control the urge. Unfortunately, not everyone has the insight to realize they are putting other lives at risk when giving into distractions while driving.

Our Union County car accident lawyers have seen distracted driving cases involving drivers who caused car accidents while:

    • Changing the song on the radio, cell phone, or music player

    • Brushing hair or putting on makeup

    • Eating

    • Talking on the phone

    • Text messaging

    • Posting to a social media account, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram

    • Taking a photograph

    • Talking to other passengers in the car

If you were injured because of a distracted driver, we use all the evidence available to prove their negligence. We may be able to obtain their cell phone records to see if any texts or calls were made before or during the crash.

We can check their social media accounts to verify their recent activity. Your Union County, NJ  auto accident lawyer talks to all witnesses, examines the accident scene, and launches a full-scale investigation to ascertain all evidence of negligence on behalf of the other driver.

Contact us today

When life takes an unexpected turn, rely on Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group PC for all your legal needs. We are a family-oriented law firm with decades of experience.

Call us today at (908) 561-5577 or contact us. Your initial consultation will take place over the phone, and you can schedule an appointment at one of our office locations across New Jersey.

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