Motor Vehicle Accidents

As manufacturers continue to move toward the end-goal of a fully autonomous vehicle, drivers rely on more and more electronic features to keep them safe. These advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) cover a range of potential hazards such as blind spot monitoring...

Even though impaired driving has historically meant someone getting behind the wheel under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the definition has evolved in recent years. Both prescription and over-the-counter medication has become strong enough to dramatically impact...

New Jersey is a no-fault insurance state. After an auto injury, your insurance policy may help to cover your medical bills and a portion of your lost earnings, regardless of who caused the accident. Unfortunately, as a business, your insurance company may try to deny...

Car crashes often result in injury, and several points on the human body serve as susceptible to these injuries. The head, neck and back often take on a majority of the damage, and back pain, in particular, can have lasting ramifications. But can the back pain...

Even if a mere stray shopping cart hits your car, this is an annoyance in your day. Hitting another motorist while on the road makes the situation even more of a headache. However, one of the worst things to watch happen is the other motorist not stopping at the scene...

Driving is a task that requires you to remain in a good physical and mental state. Of course, sleep will help you achieve both of these tasks. But if you skimp on sleep, it can affect your performance in a major negative way. Sleep disturbances continued over a period...

An article in Forbes magazine once announced that New Jersey had the second-worst drivers in the country. QuoteWizard, a service used by insurance agents, calls New Jersey the fourth-worst state for drivers in their 2020 annual best and worst drivers by state report....

When you are suffering from a brain injury yourself, it is often difficult or impossible to tell that you have one. Thus, it is crucial for all people in a vehicle to understand what the symptoms look like. In particular, identifying traumatic brain injuries (TBI) is...

There is no doubt about it: The car you drive is not like the one your grandparents used to hit the road in. Among the many changes that automobile manufacturers have made to vehicles over the years, the additions of collision-reducing features have been some of the...

It is not uncommon for New Jersey motorists to become angry while stuck in traffic or rushing to get home from work. In fact, more than 80% of American drivers admit that they have felt road rage at least once within the past year. While it is normal to have feelings...