Legal Question in Personal Injury in New Jersey
Recently I got hit in a car accident. The owner of the vehicle that hit me, and stated he was at fault, and it was document in to accident report. My car was just declaired totaled. They are providing me with a $6,000 dollar check, which they state is the value of my vehicle. Currently I had on year of payments remainding on the car, before the car would have been paid off, which total $3,000. My question is, can I sue the person that hit me for the $3,000 that I have to use towards the finance company?
2 Answers from Attorneys
yes you can attempt to collect all of your economic losses as well as losses for your injury. Give me a call if you are interested in pursuing the case.
You should talk to an attorney right away. Right now you need to be careful of any settlements or offers from insurance companies. You may be entitled to recover both economic damages (money you actually lost, medical bills, etc.) and also potentially your pain and suffering damages. Feel free to give us a call to talk about your options: 267.639.3105.
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