Protecting Your Rights After A Serious Highway Accident

Highway accidents often leave those involved with serious injuries, from broken bones to concussions and worse. Often, they involve vehicles traveling at high speeds and coming to sudden, jarring stops. Even a simple rear-ender can be much more dangerous.

The lawyers at Fedele & Honschke Attorneys at Law, LLC, can help those injured and their loved ones recover compensation. These accidents are often the result of negligent drivers, and we can work with you to make sure that you are treated fairly by all parties involved, including your insurance company.

Trusted Representation After A Highway Car Accident Injury

Following a car crash, you’ll most likely have to go through your insurance company to obtain the compensation you need to cover medical bills, lost income and vehicle repair costs.

But insurance companies have incentives to settle your case quickly and cheaply – meaning the compensation they offer is often only a percentage of what you could really be entitled to.

Having worked with and defended insurance companies in the past, we know these tactics, and we know how to combat them. These companies often have teams of experienced attorneys on their side. You should have some on yours too.

We’ve helped our clients and their loved ones after serious injuries sustained on the New Jersey Turnpike, the Garden State Parkway and other highways around the state. We’ll fight on your behalf to obtain maximum compensation.

Call Us To Discuss Your Case

Call Fedele & Honschke to discuss the nature of your injury and how to proceed. We have offices in Brick, Forked River and Toms River and represent clients in Ocean County and across New Jersey. Call 732-504-3841 to schedule a free initial consultation. We also can be reached toll-free at 888-898-1206 or via our contact form.

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