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At Grungo Law, we know that a serious injury can dramatically change your life. Along with the pain and emotional trauma, you may be dealing with extensive medical expenses as you recover. However, if you were injured as a result of someone else’s actions, you may be eligible for financial compensation.
We live by our mantra, “Pray for Peace, Prepare for Trial.” That means we pursue fair settlements aggressively while preparing every case as if it will go to court. This approach positions our clients for the strongest possible outcome and the maximum compensation they deserve.
Our team includes experienced trial lawyers who are not afraid to stand up to large insurance companies, powerful employers, and negligent parties. We fight to protect your rights, your recovery, and your future.
Contact Grungo Law today for a free consultation. Let us build a strategy focused on securing the compensation you need to move forward with confidence.
At the hospital, always ask for a detailed medical report listing your injuries, the doctor’s recommendations for your treatment, and your prognosis. Then, follow the doctor’s instructions carefully and keep copies of all medical bills and receipts for related expenses.
Nearly 95% of New Jersey personal injury cases are resolved through settlement, where an attorney presents clear evidence of liability, accurately values damages, and negotiates directly with the insurance company. When insurers dispute or undervalue a claim, taking the case to court may be necessary if filed within the statute of limitations. While trials take longer, juries are often sympathetic to injury victims and can award significant compensation. If your case goes to trial, the experienced litigators at Grungo Law will prepare you thoroughly and fight for the maximum recovery you deserve.
Like all states, New Jersey places limits on the amount of time an injury victim has to file a personal injury lawsuit. New Jersey §52:4b-18 states:
“No order for the payment of compensation shall be made … unless the application has been made within two years after the date of the personal injury or death or after that date upon determination by the board that good cause exists for the delayed filing…”
In certain circumstances, the state will extend—or “toll”—the statute of limitations. For example, if the injury victim doesn’t discover the injury until sometime later due to delayed symptom onset or incapacity from the injury, the state may allow the statute of limitations to begin on the date of the discovery. When a minor suffers an injury, the statute of limitations begins on the date of their 18th birthday.
If you have questions about how the New Jersey statute of limitations for personal injury cases impacts your claim, we can help by evaluating the circumstances of your unique case.
For the families of victims of a commercial truck crash.
Settlement for the death of a construction Worker.
Verdict for medical malpractice involving failure to diagnose a heart condition.
Insurance companies may sound helpful, but their goal is to protect their bottom line, not your recovery. Without legal representation, injury victims are often exposed to tactics designed to reduce or deny fair compensation.
Adjusters may rush to offer a quick, low settlement before the full extent of your injuries is known, record phone calls to use harmless statements against you, or request broad medical authorizations to search for unrelated past conditions. They may dispute necessary medical treatment, undervalue your claim, delay progress, or even question whether coverage applies at all.
The smartest step after a serious injury is to speak with an experienced personal injury attorney before dealing with the insurance company. At Grungo Law, we handle all communication, protect your rights, and fight to ensure insurance companies treat your claim fairly.
After a serious injury, you do not have to face this alone. Contact us now at (856) 528-4494 for legal guidance and support. We’re committed to helping you protect your rights and pursue the compensation you deserve.
