An insurer may ask for a recorded statement soon after a New Jersey crash, but the right response can depend on which company is calling, your policy, and what is known about your injuries. Learn how to preserve accuracy before answering.
By Eric A. Shore, Founding Attorney, Law Offices of Eric A. Shore Eric has been an injury and disability lawyer for over 30 years. Last updated: September 2026 If a truck swung into your lane while making a turn and hit your car, the truck driver may be responsible....
A New Jersey personal injury expert witness may help explain medical causation, accident mechanics, property conditions, or financial losses. Learn how an accident lawyer evaluates whether specialized testimony is appropriate for your claim.
Motorcycle crash claims often depend on evidence that can disappear or change quickly. Learn how to preserve the motorcycle, protective gear, medical records, witness information, photographs, and insurance communications in New Jersey.
By Eric A. Shore, Founding Attorney, Law Offices of Eric A. Shore Eric has been an injury and disability lawyer for over 30 years. Last updated: September 10, 2026 After a school bus crash, a child who seems fine at first can develop symptoms hours or days later....
Dashcam footage, phone location data, emergency calls, and vehicle-system records can help clarify what happened after a New Jersey crash. Learn how to identify, preserve, and protect this digital evidence.
A crash with an uninsured, underinsured, or unidentified driver can create difficult insurance questions. This step-by-step guide explains how New Jersey victims can document the collision, investigate possible coverage, and preserve important proof.
Social media posts, private messages, photographs, check-ins, and profile changes may become evidence in a Philadelphia injury lawsuit. Learn what to avoid posting, what to preserve, and why deleting content can create additional concerns.
By Eric A. Shore, Founding Attorney, Law Offices of Eric A. Shore Eric has been an injury and disability lawyer for over 30 years. Last updated: September 10, 2026 A dump truck, a school bus carrying elementary school students, two passenger vehicles and another dump...
Electronic logs, dispatch messages, inspection records, and onboard systems may help explain how a Philadelphia truck crash happened. Learn what information can connect driver conduct, carrier practices, cargo, and maintenance to an injury claim.
A personal injury settlement is not always the amount a client ultimately receives. Medical liens, insurance reimbursement claims, provider balances, and public-benefit interests may reduce the net recovery.
A delivery crash may involve more than the person behind the wheel. Learn how to document the driver, vehicle, company, delivery site, witnesses, and medical impact without confronting anyone.
Outdoor dining can narrow a sidewalk, block a curb ramp, or redirect pedestrians into an unclear route. Learn what evidence may matter after a Philadelphia sidewalk café injury.
A confusing or unsafe construction detour can create serious pedestrian hazards. This guide explains how to document the route, identify potentially responsible parties, and preserve evidence for a Philadelphia injury claim.
By Eric A. Shore, Founding Attorney, Law Offices of Eric A. Shore Last updated: September 2026 You do not have to give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurance company. You may have to give one to your own insurance company, because most auto, homeowners,...
