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How Insurance Works After a Pedestrian Accident in New Jersey

Getting hit by a car while walking can leave you with serious injuries, mounting medical bills, and endless questions about who is going to pay for it all. In New Jersey, pedestrian accident insurance coverage depends on a combination of your own policy (if you have one), the driver’s coverage, and other options like uninsured motorist protection. Understanding where...

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Understanding Pedestrian Right-of-Way Laws in New Jersey

New Jersey is one of the most densely populated states in the country, and vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians often share its roads. With this high volume of traffic comes a heightened risk of accidents, especially for pedestrians. Understanding the pedestrian right-of-way laws in New Jersey is crucial for staying safe and knowing your legal rights, especially if a driver’s...

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How Negligence Is Proven in Pedestrian Injury Cases

Proving negligence in a pedestrian accident is crucial to securing fair compensation. But proving fault isn’t always easy, especially when insurance companies try to shift the blame or downplay your injuries. Proving driver negligence in a pedestrian crash requires building a strong legal case through clear evidence and expert insight. That’s where Glugeth & Pierguidi, P.C., comes in. With...

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How Jaywalking Can Impact Your Pedestrian Accident Claim

Getting hit by a car is terrifying, but what if you were jaywalking and got hit by a car? You may be wondering whether you’re still entitled to compensation for your injuries and how New Jersey law handles such claims. The reality is that jaywalking accidents present complex legal challenges. But don’t assume you’re automatically at fault. Fault is...

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Comparative Fault in Pedestrian Accident Cases in New York: How Does It Affect Your Claim?

Approximately 300 pedestrians are killed and 15,000 injured by cars on New York’s roadways each year. Despite the numerous precautions to keep pedestrians safe, these accidents continue to happen at an alarming rate. But it isn’t just New York drivers who are always at fault; pedestrians often share some blame for their accidents. If you suffered injuries in a...

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Understanding Your Rights as a Pedestrian After an Accident

Pedestrians are extremely vulnerable when involved in an accident with a vehicle. The injuries suffered in these accidents may permanently alter the course of their life, though they occurred because of another person’s negligence. But how do pedestrian rights protect you in these situations? Accidents continue to happen despite the safety measures in place to protect pedestrians. If you...

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What to Do After a Pedestrian Accident in NYC

You may be wondering what to do after a pedestrian accident in New York City or how you are going to recover compensation for your injuries. We understand the pain and confusion you may be experiencing. Our team is here to help guide you through the legal process so you can focus on your recovery. Contact us today for...

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Pedestrian Hit by Car in Crosswalk Settlement

Car accidents involving pedestrians can have devastating consequences. In 2021 alone, these crashes caused over 60,000 injuries and over 7,000 deaths. Victims in these accidents can seek compensation for their injuries and other damages. If you were a pedestrian hit by a car in a crosswalk, settlement may be an option. Speak with Glugeth and Pierguidi, P.C., to discuss...

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Pedestrian Hit by Car in NJ: What You Need to Know

If you’ve been hit by a car as a pedestrian in New Jersey, you may be facing painful injuries, medical bills, and uncertainty about your legal rights. New Jersey is a no-fault state, meaning your own PIP coverage can help pay medical expenses even if you were walking. However, if your injuries are serious or permanent, you may also...

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