Resources
Plain-English answers to the questions people actually call about. Written by Morris Starkman.
What to do after a car accident in New Jersey
A step-by-step list for the first 48 hours — PIP, photographs, and the one call you should not take.
Your New Jersey workers' comp claim was denied. Now what?
Why carriers deny claims, what a motion for medical and temporary benefits does, and how fast it can move.
How long do I have to file a claim in New Jersey?
Two years, ninety days, or something else — the deadlines that decide whether you have a case at all.
More articles are on the way. If there is a question you want answered here, email info@starkmanfirm.com.
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Most injury claims settle without a trial. Workers' compensation matters are heard before a judge of compensation, but most appearances are brief and many are handled by your attorney.
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