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What does it mean to be a Certified Workers' Compensation Law Attorney?
When the New Jersey Supreme Court designates attorneys as "Certified Workers' Compensation Law Attorneys", it means that such attorneys have attained a level of experience and skill in the field of Workers' Compensation Law, and that they are proficient at the practice of law in this area. The Supreme Court designates lawyers as "Certified" only when they have met those standards and criteria mandated by the Court. Visit our 'Workers' Compensation' page of this Website to learn more of those standards, as well as other information regarding this area of law. Also, for more information, visit (log onto) the New Jersey Board on Attorney Certification at http://www.njbac.org.
Will I have to go to trial?
Most cases do settle, and a trial is rarely necessary. This is according to our experience and based on statistical data. The facts of the case, and the reasonable positions taken by one or more of the parties are often determinative.
What is the level and quality of service that I can expect from your law firm?
We pledge that you can, and should, expect the highest level of professional and competent service from our law firm. We always promptly return telephone calls. Also, we will give you a honest answer to any question, and a truthful evaluation of your case. We will not merely tell you what you might like to hear; but rather, the straight truth, as we see it at any given time. We do not want you to be misinformed, nor disappointed at a later date. We will always give you our honest and sincere opinions and advice. We believe that you can then make the best decisions about your case.
What is the cost of your legal services?
Regarding most personal injury cases, we accept your case on a contingency basis. That means that there is no legal fee charged to you unless we are able to recover money for you. We always provide free initial telephone or office consultation. Our initial evaluation time is free to you, even if we do not accept your case.
Do I really need to consult with a lawyer?
The information provided on this web site is not intended to provide you with all the law you need to know. You really should call us or consult with any competent attorney to fully discuss your particular case or situation. The facts and the law of each and every case are so different, that you should not rely on anything less than expert legal counsel.
Additionally, please note that no attorney-client relationship exists between this Law Firm and any visitor to this web site, merely due to the visit to the site and/or reading any information contained herein. The information provided is expressly not intended to be complete nor a substitute to retaining legal counsel. Should you care to be represented by this Law Firm, you must consult with an Attorney at the Law Firm, and mutually agree on all terms of any potential legal representation. You must telephone the office to discuss your particular case or to schedule an appointment if you would desire to retain this Law Firm. Contacting this Law Firm via any type of correspondence, e-mail, or via this web site, will also not constitute any attorney-client relationship. Please telephone us at 201-792-0900.
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