B&F Practice Areas

• Automobile and Truck Accidents
• Personal Injury
• Slip and Fall Injuries
• Motorcycle and Bicycle Accidents
• Construction Site Accidents
• Workers' Compensation
• Criminal Law and Municipal Courts

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Blog

• More distracted driving
• Don't Wait for it to Be Too Late
• Teenagers Arent Wearing Their Seatbelts
• Money Saving Tips on Car Insurance
• New Service to Automatically E-mail, Instant Message Safety Recall Information
• Should whistleblowers be fined?
• Not even the lizard can help this kid.
• Supreme Court Justice Thomas on 60 Minutes

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B&FLegal News

NJ, Texas courts scrap awards from Vioxx cases

1 injured, 1 walks away in Route 78 auto crash

Family of teen killed by drunken driver urges ignition locks

Worker Killed in Newark Construction Accident

Victim recovering after drunk driving crash at Absecon Shop Rite

Fatal crash ties up I-95 for miles

Construction worker injured on Staten Island knew job's dangers, but needed money

Family support, accident awareness offered at Brain Injury Association

Car Versus Motorcycle Accident on Dennisville Road

Motorcycle rider killed on Route 251

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B&FLibrary

Automobile and Truck Accidents

• After an Auto Accident - Do’s and Don’ts
• How to Deal with Insurance Companies
• Eighteen Wheels Doesn't Mean Eighteen Brakes
• The Leading Cause of Brain Injuries is Car Accidents
• Common Causes of Auto Accidents in New Jersey

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Personal Injury

• It's Not Healthcare, It's Insurance

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Slip and Fall Injuries

• Poor Security Can Be A Liability

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Motorcycle and Bicycle Accidents

• Motorcycles Use The Roads Too

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Construction Site Accidents

• Popular Construction Accidents
• Safety is Every Workers Right

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Workers' Compensation

• Workers Comp Confidential: An Interview With A Construction Site Manager

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Criminal Law and Municipal Courts

• Common Questioning Methods Used by the Police

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General

• You Have Rights if You Get Injured by a Drunk Driver
• More on Teens and Cell Phones
• How to Spot Insurance Company Tricks of the Trade
• Insurance Company Contact Information
• Get Ready for Your Insurance Rates to Rise

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After an Auto Accident - Do’s and Don’ts

Do:

• Seek immediate medical attention
• Contact the police or highway patrol, if possible
• Request the other drivers involved receive full medical check-ups
• Try to take photographs of the injuries and accident site for your records
• Get pertinent documentation, such as insurance information, from the involved drivers and passengers
• Get names and addresses of any witnesses to the accident

Don’t:

• Admit fault; even if you aren’t sure
• Sign any statements for an insurance claims adjuster
• Make any comments about the extent of your injury that might be used against you in court
• Refuse medical attention; just because you don’t have any extreme pain, problems related to the accident could surface later on
• Accept any checks at the scene of the accident

Our Morristown-based auto accident attorneys realize how frightening and stressful vehicular accidents are for everyone involved, and for the injured victims in particular. Let our highly skilled lawyers take over the complicated and confusing legal matters, so that you and your loved ones can take time to heal. Schedule a free case appraisal with Brunnock & Fleming right now.

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FAQs

Automobile and Truck Accidents

• Do I need to stop if I am in an accident?
• What should I do in case of an accident?
• What do I need to record after an accident has occurred?
• If I believe that the accident is my fault, should I say so?

Personal Injury

• How do I choose the best lawyer for my case?
• What is the first thing to do in case of a personal injury?
• How long would I have to file a lawsuit?
• Will the person who caused my injuries be punished?

Workers' Compensation

• What is Workers Compensation?
• How do I file a workers’ compensation claim?
• What is covered under the workers’ compensation program?
• I have been injured at work, but the injury was caused by someone with no relation to my employer. Am I entitled to the workers’ compensation benefits?
• My employer and I have not met an agreement about my workers’ compensation benefits. What can I do?

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