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Car accidents can occur suddenly and leave drivers questioning liability, especially when a vehicle is stopped at a yellow light and is rear-ended. These cases might appear simple on the surface, but they can be complicated enough to require legal guidance. What Does the Law Say About Rear-End Collisions? In New Jersey, rear-end crashes often result in the second (following) driver being presumed at fault due to failure to maintain a safe distance.  Rear-end collisions typically indicate that the following[…] Read More

Many people might not realize that motor vehicle crashes can have profound impacts on accident survivors’ mental health. These issues can be as debilitating as physical injuries and can affect a person’s quality of life, relationships, and ability to work. What Are the Most Common Mental Health Conditions Caused by Car Accidents? Here are five common psychological symptoms that can appear and persist long after a car accident: The duration of psychological symptoms after a car accident varies from person[…] Read More

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), drowsy driving contributes to an estimated 100,000 crashes each year in the United States alone. That is unfortunate but not surprising: Fatigue impairs reaction time, judgment, and alertness, increasing the risk of car accidents. These accidents result in injuries, fatalities, and substantial economic costs. Recognizing the dangers of drowsy driving prevents accidents and saves lives. What Causes Drowsy Driving? Feelings of fatigue and drowsy driving are mostly caused by sleep deprivation[…] Read More