Hit & Run Accident Lawyer NJ

After a car accident, there is an investigation to determine who was at fault. Injuries are covered by each driver's insurance. Property damage issues are worked out through negotiations or litigation between the drivers and their insurers.

In a hit-and-run accident, however, obtaining compensation is one-sided. Normally, the police will make an effort to track down a driver who left the scene of a crash — and when that person is found, coverage for injuries and property damage are settled as in any car accident. Criminal charges may be brought by state prosecutors against the driver who left the scene of the accident. But often, the offending driver is never found after a hit-and-run accident involving one or more cars, motorcycle, truck etc.

Part of our focus includes working with eyewitnesses, law enforcement and private investigators to try to determine the at-fault driver's identity. Even when the identity of the driver is undiscovered, we work with clients to obtain compensation through their under-insured and uninsured motorist coverage.

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If you or a loved one was the victim of a hit-and-run accident, contact our law firm for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. You will be charged nothing unless we recover compensation for you and your family.

If you or a loved one have been injured or suffered a loss, a million frightening and overwhelming thoughts may be going through your mind. You have many details to think about and many options to consider.

It is important that you talk to a lawyer as soon as possible to determine if you have a case. The more time that passes, the more difficult it can become to investigate and pursue a case.

The personal injury attorneys at MDL have years of experience in handling the claims of New Jersey hit and run accident victims we can help. Contact us to set up a completely free, no-obligation meeting with a lawyer to discuss your options. We can answer your questions and explain different options you may want to consider.