An annuity payout over time rather than a lump sum, often used in larger cases or for minors. If done properly, a structured settlement is tax-free.
FAQs Category: Motorcycle Accidents FAQs
Yes. You may have both a workers’ comp claim and a third-party lawsuit. If you are injured in a company vehicle, your employer’s workers’ compensation carrier will select your treating physicians.
Yes, but you must file a special notice of claim with the appropriate governmental agency within 90 days of the accident.
Yes. Claims may be against the school district, requiring special procedures and deadlines and are subject to the New Jersey Torts Claims Act.
You may still bring a claim under NJ law if the crash occurred in the state. In fact, under New Jersey’s “Deemer” law, you may be entitled to up to $250,000 in medical coverage.
Yes, under a product liability theory, if a defect contributed to your injuries. You must take action to preserve your vehicle prior to repair.
Most claims are denied based on liability and causation, meaning that the injuries were pre-existing. You then need to file a lawsuit with the help of a skilled and experienced personal injury lawyer.
Yes, immediately. A police report is crucial for both legal and insurance purposes. Look for cameras and witnesses in the area.