Turnersville, NJ Personal Injury Attorneys

Personal injury law encompasses many different types of claims in Turnersville. Plaintiffs file these types of actions when they have suffered injuries because of the negligent, reckless, or intentional actions of other people or businesses. By filing a personal injury claim, a victim might recover money to cover the economic and non-economic losses they have incurred because of their accidents. Personal injury or tort lawsuits can be filed even when criminal charges have already been filed against the responsible parties. Since injury lawsuits are civil actions, they require a lower burden of proof than criminal cases. This means that a plaintiff might be able to hold a defendant accountable in a personal injury lawsuit even when the defendant’s criminal charges are dismissed. Our injury lawyers are dedicated to achieving justice for our clients.

Auto accidents in Turnersville can be relatively minor or severe events. In a serious car crash, people might suffer disabling injuries or be killed. Our car accident lawyers know how to investigate collisions to determine liability and identify all of the responsible parties. Our investigative process allows us to maximize the compensation our clients might receive by identifying all potential recovery sources. Our goal is to help negligence victims recover full compensation so that they can be made whole.

Private and public property owners in Turnersville are legally required to maintain their properties in reasonably safe conditions and to correct dangerous conditions that they know or should know about. This legal duty is meant to protect others who visit the property for a lawful purpose. When a property owner fails to correct dangerous conditions that result in injuries to someone who is lawfully present, the property owner can be liable to pay damages to the injured victim. Our premises liability team thoroughly investigates accidents to understand what happened and gather evidence to support the claims of our clients. The approach we take to premises liability cases often allows us to secure settlement offers that fairly compensate our clients for their losses.

People in Turnersville expect to receive competent care when they visit their medical providers. Unfortunately, a minority of healthcare professionals deliver substandard care that causes harm to the patients they treat. When a healthcare provider’s negligence rises to the level of medical malpractice, the injured patient can file a lawsuit to recover compensation. Medical malpractice lawsuits also help to hold medical providers accountable for their negligence and prevent future harm to other patients.

Child sexual abuse is horrifying and tragic, and many children are victimized by predators each year. While the sexual abuse of children is a serious crime, many abusers evade criminal consequences for their actions. Predators often seek employment with institutions through which they can gain easy access to potential victims, including churches, schools, youth athletic organizations, camps, and others. Unfortunately, some of these organizations try to cover up the sexual abuse perpetrated by their employees, which can result in more victims over long periods.

The sexual abuse lawyers at Raynes & Lawn are dedicated and compassionate professionals who strive to bring sexual predators and the institutions that conceal their conduct to justice. We understand how difficult these cases can be for the victims and work with therapists who are trained in addressing trauma. Our goal is twofold. We want to expose sexual abusers and institutions for their wrongs while also helping our clients recover full compensation for their losses.

If you believe your injuries were caused by the wrongful conduct of someone else, reach out to Raynes & Lawn today for a free consultation by calling 1-800-535-1797. We can assess your case and explain the rights that you might have.

For the general public:  This Blog/Website is made available by the law firm publisher, Raynes & Lawn, for educational purposes.  It provides general information and a general understanding of the law but does not provide specific legal advice. By using this site, commenting on posts, or sending inquiries through the site or contact email, you confirm that there is no attorney-client relationship between you and the Blog/Website publisher. The Blog/Website should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.

For attorneys:  This Blog/Website is informational in nature and is not a substitute for legal research or a consultation on specific matters pertaining to your clients.  Due to the dynamic nature of legal doctrines, what might be accurate one day may be inaccurate the next.  As such, the contents of this blog must not be relied upon as a basis for arguments to a court or for your advice to clients without, again, further research or a consultation with our professionals.