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Knowledge, experience, and dedication have brought the lawyers of The Epstein Law Firm to the forefront of their profession. From personal injury to civil litigation, they have built a strong record of success in achieving justice for their clients.
Our practice is diverse and well-established. Recognizing that every case is unique, we always begin by listening to you.
The Epstein Law Firm, P.A. has been successfully representing clients throughout New Jersey since 1973
Everyone knows that the cost of healthcare is skyrocketing. So when an accident strikes and leaves an injured victim with a steady stream of bills for necessary medical treatment, it can be debilitating. At The Epstein Law Firm, P.A., each leading Livingston personal injury lawyer at our firm recovers maximum compensation for accident victims in Essex County and throughout New Jersey, so they can get back to living their lives.
Did a doctor fail to provide proper treatment, which has left you injured as a result? Were you hurt in a slip-and-fall accident because a business owner failed to maintain a safe property for customers? Did a defective product cause you harm? In all of these cases, you may find legal protection under personal injury law. Personal injury law protects victims of accidents that are caused by negligence, including — but not limited to — any of the following accidents:
Regardless of the type of accident you experienced, if it was the result of negligence on the part of another person or entity and the accident caused you to suffer harm, you may meet the criteria to file a personal injury claim. To find out, schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with a trusted Livingston personal injury lawyer from The Epstein Law Firm, P.A.
Losses sustained in an accident are known as “damages”. When you or a loved one has been injured in an accident caused by negligence, you may file a personal injury claim to recover damages from the at-fault party, which may include — but not be limited to — any of the following losses:
When you are filing a claim in the courts, it is important to pay close attention to the state’s legal deadlines, which are known as statutes of limitations. In New Jersey, the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim in civil court is two years from the date of the accident or two years from the time you became aware that you had suffered an injury in the accident. All claims must be filed before this two-year deadline expires. If a claim is filed after this window has closed, the court will dismiss the case. If and when this happens, the injured person will have lost their opportunity to receive compensation for their accident injuries and losses from the at-fault party.
People who are hurt in accidents through no fault of their own want justice. They want to right a wrong. They want results. We know and we understand. At The Epstein Law Firm, P.A., our accident injury attorneys work tirelessly on behalf of victims to recover the compensation they deserve for their injuries. And we are ready to work on your behalf to achieve the results you are looking for.
Schedule a no-obligation, complimentary consultation with a results-driven Livingston personal injury lawyer to learn more about the services we provide and our track record of successful outcomes.
Livingston, New Jersey is a township located in Essex County. Situated only one hour away from New York City, the suburban community of Livingston is considered part of the New York metropolitan area. Livingston serves as home to approximately 30,000 residents. The township of Livingston was named for the first Governor of New Jersey, William Livingston.
The Epstein Law Firm, P.A. has an office located at 18-20 Lackawanna Plaza, Suite 200, Montclair, NJ 07042. Contact our office today at 973-381-8410 for a free consultation.
When there is a shared fault for an accident, the state of New Jersey follows what are known as “modified comparative fault” laws. Under modified comparative fault laws, if it is determined that you did share some level of fault for your slip and fall accident, the level of compensation you are eligible to recover for the accident will be reduced by an amount that directly reflects your level of fault. If, for example, it is determined that you share 25 percent of the fault for your slip and fall accident, then the level of compensation you may recover will be reduced by 25 percent. New Jersey laws do stipulate that if you are more than 50 percent responsible for your slip and fall accident, then you will not be able to recover any compensation from the other at-fault party.
Generally speaking, no. Sharing details of an accident on social media can actually work against you if you decide to file a personal injury claim. For a better outcome, speak with an accident injury attorney about your accident and the best way forward.
We want to express our deepest gratitude for the exceptional work you did to insure that our father’s unfortunate accident did not go unrecognized; my dear dad would have appreciated your professionalism, unstoppable work ethic and most of all your compassion every step of the way. Please know we have the highest regard and the utmost respect for you.
Thank you again for all of your help, support and advice. You’ve made a trying and difficult time much easier to deal with for my family and myself. You will never have any idea how much your efforts were, and will forever be appreciated.
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