The primary objective when filing a New Jersey personal injury claim is to obtain fair compensation for the damages you suffered. Most of the time, you'll receive compensation in the form of a settlement offer from the liable party's insurance company.

A New Jersey accident attorney will review your case, and possibly give you an estimate of your New Jersey personal injury claim's value. However, a New Jersey accident attorney can ONLY estimate the amount you may receive. While an attorney may negotiate for a favorable settlement on your behalf, this amount cannot be guaranteed until the settlement is finalized and you have received payment.

Only an experienced New Jersey accident attorney can ensure that economic and non-economic factors are included in your settlement.

A personal injury settlement should address your immediate and future: 

• lost wages and ability to maintain gainful employment;
• medical expenses; and
• pain and suffering. 

Your New Jersey accident attorney can make the biggest difference when it comes to non-economic factors, such as pain and suffering. Emotions are not tangible, which can make them difficult to prove. A New Jersey accident attorney can rely on legal knowledge and prior courtroom experience to demonstrate such suffering. This may help beef up the value of your New Jersey personal injury settlement.

Nonetheless, every New Jersey personal injury claim is unique to the specific circumstances surrounding the claim, and a New Jersey personal injury attorney can talk to you about the strengths-and weaknesses-of your case. 

Hiring a New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney 

A New Jersey personal injury case can be a complicated process, particularly if you are continuing to cope with your injuries. If you've been injured in an accident and would like to file a New Jersey personal injury claim, contact the Law Office of White & Williams in New Jersey  to speak with an experienced attorney who can help protect your rights - 877-944-8356