Washington Township, NJ Personal Injury Attorneys

Personal injury cases are civil lawsuits that are handled within the civil courts in New Jersey. In many cases, injury claims are settled outside of the court process before lawsuits are ever filed through careful negotiations conducted by personal injury lawyers. Personal injury claims deal with civil wrongs committed by people or businesses that cause others to suffer injuries. Filing a claim provides a mechanism through which the victims can pursue compensation for both their economic and non-economic losses. Our personal injury lawyers handle many different types of injury claims and can help you understand the strengths and weaknesses of your case and your next steps.

Being involved in an auto accident in Washington Township is not uncommon. However, some motor vehicle accidents are serious and result in devastating injuries or fatalities. When car accident victims are seriously injured because of the negligent actions of other drivers, they have a right to file injury claims and seek fair compensation for their losses. Our attorneys skillfully represent auto accident victims and fully investigate what happened so that we can present strong cases to the involved insurance companies. Our approach often results in settlement offers that provide full compensation for the past and future losses our clients might suffer so that they can move forward with their lives.

All property owners in Washington Township are expected to maintain their properties in a reasonably safe condition so that others who legally visit will not suffer injuries. When a property owner fails to fix identified hazards and someone is injured as a result, the victim can file a premises liability claim to recover compensation. The premises liability attorneys at Raynes & Lawn help our clients by gathering evidence and negotiating with insurance companies to secure fair settlements. When an insurance company refuses to extend a fair offer, we are prepared to fight for our clients through the court process up to and including a trial before a judge or jury.

When you go to the hospital or your doctor’s office for treatment of your medical condition or injury, you do so with the expectation that you will receive quality care. Unfortunately, however, some medical professionals are negligent and cause their patients to suffer additional injuries beyond the reason why they needed treatment in the first place. Medical malpractice involves medical negligence through which patients receive treatment that fails to meet the expected standard of care and are harmed as a result. Our malpractice attorneys partner with medical experts to determine whether a provider’s care was substandard and caused the harm our client suffered. If the provider’s care amounted to medical negligence, we pursue a malpractice claim to hold the provider accountable and recover the damages our client deserves.

While child sexual abuse is illegal and carries stiff penalties in every state, thousands of children continue to be victimized by predators each year. In some cases, sexual predators serve in positions of trust, including teachers, counselors, pastors, and others who have authority over children. Some institutions that employ sexual predators fail to do the right thing when abuse is uncovered and instead try to cover up what happened. Our sexual abuse lawyers are dedicated to exposing these institutions and the predators they protect for what they have done while recovering compensation for our clients for the harm they have suffered.

If someone else injured you by their negligent or intentional actions, you might have the right to pursue a lawsuit against them. Contact the experienced lawyers at Raynes & Lawn to learn about your rights by calling us at 1-800-535-1797.

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