In New Jersey, drivers can select a "Limited Right to Sue" option to save money on their insurance. The D'Amato Law Firm advises clients not to do so, as it hampers one's ability to recover money.
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Don't Limit Your Right to Sue with Auto
Insurance in New Jersey
It has been reported that over
90% of drivers in New Jersey
elect the Limitation on Lawsuit
or Limited Right to Sue for their
auto insurance coverage.
If you aren't sure whether or
not you elected the Limited
Right to Sue then you
probably have.
Have I Limited my Right to
Sue? In New Jersey you can
select the Limited Right to
Sue option and save money
on your car insurance.
The D’Amato Law Firm
warns that doing so
hampers your right to
recover money for your
injuries.
How will the Limited Right to Sue affect
me and my family? For the small
percentage of drivers who know that
they have elected the Limited Right to
Sue, they have said that they think it
means they can't recover if they have
whiplash.
When a collision occurs and you have
selected the Limited Right to Sue, you can
only recover money for your injuries if you:
Die; Lose a body part; Have significant
disfigurement or scarring; Suffer a displaced
fracture; Sustain a permanent injury; or Your
unborn child dies.
WOW! Did you realize that you
were limiting your rights in such a
way?! Going back to that
collision with the drunk driver
that wasn't your fault - you have
a broken ankle.
You would think that you
should be able to recover
money for your pain and
suffering, right?! The collision
was not your fault.
Unfortunately you have
elected the Limited Right to
Sue on your auto insurance
policy.
Whether you have been
seriously injured in a motor
vehicle collision, by a defective
product, or in a situation where
your civil rights were violated, I
can help.
Contact Us At:
https://damatolawfirm.com
Insurance in New Jersey
It has been reported that over
90% of drivers in New Jersey
elect the Limitation on Lawsuit
or Limited Right to Sue for their
auto insurance coverage.
If you aren't sure whether or
not you elected the Limited
Right to Sue then you
probably have.
Have I Limited my Right to
Sue? In New Jersey you can
select the Limited Right to
Sue option and save money
on your car insurance.
The D’Amato Law Firm
warns that doing so
hampers your right to
recover money for your
injuries.
How will the Limited Right to Sue affect
me and my family? For the small
percentage of drivers who know that
they have elected the Limited Right to
Sue, they have said that they think it
means they can't recover if they have
whiplash.
When a collision occurs and you have
selected the Limited Right to Sue, you can
only recover money for your injuries if you:
Die; Lose a body part; Have significant
disfigurement or scarring; Suffer a displaced
fracture; Sustain a permanent injury; or Your
unborn child dies.
WOW! Did you realize that you
were limiting your rights in such a
way?! Going back to that
collision with the drunk driver
that wasn't your fault - you have
a broken ankle.
You would think that you
should be able to recover
money for your pain and
suffering, right?! The collision
was not your fault.
Unfortunately you have
elected the Limited Right to
Sue on your auto insurance
policy.
Whether you have been
seriously injured in a motor
vehicle collision, by a defective
product, or in a situation where
your civil rights were violated, I
can help.
Contact Us At:
https://damatolawfirm.com