Key Takeaways An Atlantic City car accident lawyer can tell you that a drunk driver is not always the only party who answers for a crash. A bar, restaurant, or casino that over-serves a visibly intoxicated patron can share liability when that patron hurts someone on the road. Proving it is hard, but it can add a second defendant to your car accident claim. What Is New Jersey’s Dram Shop Act? The Licensed Alcoholic Beverage Server Fair Liability Act (N.J.S.A.[…] Read More
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What Makes Route 9 (New Road) Through Linwood So Dangerous for Drivers?
Key Takeaways The Linwood car accident lawyers at D’Amato Law Firm see the same pattern again and again: crashes along Route 9 (New Road) start at driveways and intersections, not on open road. This guide explains why the corridor is risky and what to do after a car accident. Why Is Route 9 (New Road) a High-Crash Corridor in Linwood? New Road carries commuters, Shore traffic, and local shoppers past banks, restaurants, and stores, so drivers constantly slow, merge, and[…] Read More
What to Do After a Car Accident on the Atlantic City Expressway
Key Takeaways A car accident on the Atlantic City Expressway happens fast, often at speeds near 65 miles per hour, and your next steps shape your medical care and your claim. Atlantic City car accident lawyers at D’Amato Law Firm explain what to do at the scene, who responds, and how New Jersey insurance works. What Should You Do Immediately After a Crash on the Atlantic City Expressway? Who Investigates and Has Jurisdiction on the Atlantic City Expressway? The New[…] Read More