Cherry Hill is our nearest New Jersey ground — just across the bridges, woven into Philadelphia’s commuting fabric, and governed by a different state’s injury law. Route 70 and Route 38’s retail corridors supply the crash and premises cases; the river supplies the cross-state insurance questions we untangle daily.
Case Types We Handle Here
Car accidents · Truck accidents · Slip and fall · Dog bites — and every other injury type on our practice areas page.
Local Knowledge, Honest Logistics
New Jersey’s rules govern: the verbal-threshold insurance election, strict dog-bite liability, and the Tort Claims Act’s 90-day notice for public entities — the NJ hub covers the framework, and cases proceed in the New Jersey courts, Camden County vicinage (nj.gov).
Frequently Asked Questions
I live in Cherry Hill but crashed in Philadelphia — or vice versa. Which state’s rules apply?
Potentially elements of both — crash location, policy states, and defendants all matter, and cross-river cases are the analysis our dual admission exists for. One consultation sorts it.
Is my PA-style insurance thinking wrong for a NJ case?
Different vocabulary, same trap: NJ’s verbal threshold parallels PA’s limited tort in restricting pain-and-suffering claims. Which election is on which policy is the first thing we check.
Do you have an office in Cherry Hill?
No — our Northeast Philadelphia office is minutes across the river, and we serve Cherry Hill in person and remotely with NJ-admitted attorneys. For this suburb, ‘nearby lawyer’ is literally true; the storefront just has a 215 area code.
What’s my deadline in New Jersey?
Generally two years — but public-entity claims require a notice of claim within 90 days under the NJ Tort Claims Act. Get your dates checked immediately.
What does hiring you cost?
No attorney’s fee unless we recover for you; the contingency percentage and case-cost handling are in the written fee agreement. Consultations are free.
Ready to talk? Call (215) 464-4600 or contact us online for a free, confidential consultation — contingency fee, no attorney’s fee unless we recover, costs explained in the written fee agreement.