New Jersey Personal Injury Attorneys

Common Personal Injuries in New Jersey: What You Need to Know 

As dedicated New Jersey personal injury attorneys, we see many cases with unique circumstances and personal injuries. These cases are always due to the negligent actions of another party, and when someone else’s negligence causes an accident resulting in injury, the consequences can be devastating. From broken bones to brain and spinal cord injuries, victims of personal injury accidents often suffer from a variety of physical, emotional and financial losses.

Unfortunately, these injuries are far too common in New Jersey. Here are just a few of the common personal injuries we often see in New Jersey:

• Broken Bones: fractures, crushed limbs, and/or amputations
• Brain Injuries: traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) or other neurological damage
• Spinal Cord Injuries: partial or total paralysis due to a spinal cord injury
• Burn Injuries: caused by fire, hot objects, chemicals, explosions and radiation
• Internal Organ Damage: bleeding organs and organ failure due to trauma from an accident
• Soft Tissue Damage & Musculoskeletal Injuries : sprains, strains or tears of tendons and ligaments
• Scarring & Disfigurement: any permanent changes in the appearance of one’s body
• Loss of Sensation & Nerve Damage: loss of feeling in certain areas due to nerve damage from an accident
• Vision Loss Injury: accidents resulting in temporary or permanent vision loss
• Hearing Loss Injury: hearing impairment that can range from mild tinnitus to complete deafness

A New Jersey injury attorney can help you get the compensation you deserve for your suffering if you have been injured by another person's negligence.

How to Maximize Your Personal Injury Settlement in New Jersey

At Rosner Law Offices, we understand that being injured can be a stressful and overwhelming experience. It can disrupt your life and leave you with medical bills, lost wages, and emotional trauma. That's why we're committed to helping you maximize your personal injury settlement and get the compensation you deserve.

Our experienced personal injury attorneys in Vineland, NJ can negotiate with insurance companies, gather evidence, and build a strong case to prove liability and damages. 

We can help you recover compensation for:

• Medical expenses
• Lost wages
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress
• Property damage

When you choose Rosner Law Offices, you can expect:

• Personalized attention and care
• Clear and honest communication
• Aggressive representation in court
• A contingency fee structure – meaning you don't pay unless we win

Don't wait to get the help you need. Contact Our New Jersey Personal Injury Lawyers Today! Schedule a free consultation and learn more about how we can help you get the results you deserve. 

What to Expect During Your New Jersey Personal Injury Case

In this case, the injured person (the plaintiff) files a lawsuit against the person, business, or entity responsible for causing the plaintiff’s injury. The negligent party (or parties) is called the defendant. 

• Beginning the lawsuit – Most cases begin with the plaintiff filing the lawsuit, however, some cases may start with the plaintiff’s lawyer sending a letter to the defendant or the defendant’s lawyer. The approach you choose depends on the facts of the case, as well as the parties involved. After the plaintiff files the lawsuit, the defendant has an opportunity to file an answer in response. The defendant may also file a counterclaim at this time, alleging that the plaintiff actually caused the defendant to suffer damages. This is a very routine procedure, and  Rosner Law Offices, P.C. New Jersey Personal Injury Lawyers will fully explain what the defendant is claiming and why.
• The discovery process – Once the case is in full swing, both sides have a right to ask each other questions and to request documents from the other side and third parties that support their positions. They do this through a process called “discovery,” which largely takes place outside the courtroom. During the discovery process, the plaintiff and the defendant may be required to answer questions during a “deposition,” which is similar to testifying in court. The discovery process is a critical step in any case, as it helps each side strengthen their position, as well as eliminate any potential weak areas in their case.
• Settlement negotiations – As each side gathers more information and support for their claims, they may explore the possibility of settling the case. In fact, the majority of personal injury cases settle well before the trial stage. Settlement negotiations can take place at any point between the start of the lawsuit and trial, and it may take several rounds of settlement talks and communication between the two sides to reach an agreement. If the parties agree to settle the case, they waive their right to pursue any further claims against each other related to the accident.
• The trial – In some cases, settlement just isn’t possible. At Rosner Law Offices, P.C., we are always prepared to take a case all the way to trial if necessary. We never pressure our clients to settle their claims. We will analyze your case to determine the pros and cons of proceeding to the trial stage. If trial is appropriate in your case, we will pursue your rights aggressively in court.