Many people don’t know whether they should hire a personal injury attorney after an accident. They may wonder if their injuries are severe enough to justify hiring a lawyer, or they may feel that their case is straightforward and will be easy to resolve without help. Sometimes an insurance company offers to settle quickly, making… Read More
I Was Injured at Work – What Are My Rights?
A work-related injury can leave you with expensive medical bills and lost income. You may be worried about losing your job or whether your injuries will prevent you from working in the future. Pain and worry over how you will pay bills if you are unable to work make for a stressful recovery, but financial… Read More
Three Ways DUI Laws Are Changing in New Jersey
New laws will affect people charged with driving under the influence in New Jersey after December 1, 2019. If you face a DUI after this date, you need to understand whether the old or new laws apply to your case. The lawyers at Villani & DeLuca have extensive training and experience in New Jersey DUI… Read More
Do I Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer?
Getting advice from a lawyer who has experience with New Jersey criminal law is always a smart choice. Even seemingly minor criminal charges can have life-altering consequences, and strictly enforced court procedures make it nearly impossible for an inexperienced person to present a compelling defense case. If you’re accused of a crime in the state… Read More
How Does Personal Injury Protection Work in New Jersey?
If you’re in a car accident, personal injury protection makes it easier to get medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses covered by insurance. Personal injury protection is also known as PIP or “no-fault” insurance, and the law requires it as a part of all personal automobile insurance policies sold in the state of New… Read More
Understanding the New Jersey Good Samaritan Law
People may not always know how to react in an emergency, but New Jersey Good Samaritan laws encourage bystanders to help those in urgent need. These laws provide legal protections for those who offer medical assistance or call 911. New Jersey has two Good Samaritan laws. The first law protects bystanders who voluntarily give first… Read More
Verbal Threshold or Limitation on Lawsuit Option in NJ Auto Accidents
A serious auto accident can have long-term effects on your finances and quality of life. Unfortunately, a lawsuit is sometimes needed to obtain sufficient financial compensation. The right to sue after being injured in a car wreck can be complicated by a New Jersey law referred to as the “verbal threshold.” The verbal threshold is… Read More
New Jersey: Top 9 Questions You Should Ask Your Lawyer Before Hiring Them
The attorney you hire can make or break your case, so take your time and choose carefully. Find out if an attorney is a good fit for your case by asking these 9 questions before you commit to working together. 1. Do You Handle Cases Like Mine? This is the first question you should ask… Read More
How to Find a Trustworthy Lawyer in Monmouth & Ocean County NJ
You’ve probably heard horror stories from loved ones whose cases were derailed by incompetent lawyers. There are involved parents who lose custody of their children, spouses forced to pay generous alimony payments to unfaithful former partners, and innocent people jailed for the actions of others. Sometimes these stories make it seem like finding an ethical,… Read More
Did You Refuse To Leave A Bar At The Jersey Shore?
Many shore towns such as Belmar, Asbury Park or Point Pleasant Beach see a large number of visitors who are trying to enjoy the well-known bars and clubs. While at these locations it is very easy for people to lose control after having too much to drink which could lead to a bouncer deciding to… Read More
