Frequently Asked Questions about Automobile Accidents
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At the Fort Lee Law Office of Jae Lee Law, our personal injury attorneys are committed to helping, informing, and educating people who have been injured via auto accidents, personal injury, medical malpractice, and more.
If I am involved in an accident, who pays for my car to be fixed?
If the other driver is at fault for causing the accident, you may elect to have His/her insurance company pay for your property damages. You might elect to do so if you do not have insurance coverage protecting your vehicle for property damage, and to ensure that you do not have to pay a deductible to the auto body shop that will repair the car.
What should I do if I am involved in an accident?
If the other driver is at fault for causing the accident, you may elect to have His/her insurance company pay for your property damages. You might elect to do so if you do not have insurance coverage protecting your vehicle for property damage, and to ensure that you do not have to pay a deductible to the auto body shop that will repair the car.
What documents will my attorney need to see in order to help answer my questions about my accident?
If the other driver is at fault for causing the accident, you may elect to have His/her insurance company pay for your property damages. You might elect to do so if you do not have insurance coverage protecting your vehicle for property damage, and to ensure that you do not have to pay a deductible to the auto body shop that will repair the car.
Should I take photos of the damage to my car?
If the other driver is at fault for causing the accident, you may elect to have His/her insurance company pay for your property damages. You might elect to do so if you do not have insurance coverage protecting your vehicle for property damage, and to ensure that you do not have to pay a deductible to the auto body shop that will repair the car.
Who will pay my medical expenses if I am injured?
Your auto insurer should pay for your medical expenses. New Jersey law provides for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits to pay your medical expenses in the event of an accident. Check your insurance Declarations Page to see the amount of coverage that you chose when you purchased your policy. Most NJ policies provide for up to $250,000 worth of coverage for medical expenses.
Can I get a rental vehicle while my car is being fixed?
Your auto insurer should pay for your medical expenses. New Jersey law provides for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits to pay your medical expenses in the event of an accident. Check your insurance Declarations Page to see the amount of coverage that you chose when you purchased your policy. Most NJ policies provide for up to $250,000 worth of coverage for medical expenses.
If I do miss time from work, am I allowed to make a claim for lost wages?
Your auto insurer should pay for your medical expenses. New Jersey law provides for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits to pay your medical expenses in the event of an accident. Check your insurance Declarations Page to see the amount of coverage that you chose when you purchased your policy. Most NJ policies provide for up to $250,000 worth of coverage for medical expenses.
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