Personal injury trial attorney in North Brunswick.

Yes. Marsh & Driscoll represents clients across every Middlesex County municipality, North Brunswick included. We'll come to your home or hospital room in North Brunswick for the initial consultation if you can't make it to our Edison office.

Nothing up front. Marsh & Driscoll handles every personal injury case on contingency. We only get paid if there is a recovery, and our fee comes out of the settlement or verdict. Consultations are free. No hourly bills. No retainer. No surprises.

For most personal injury claims, two years from the date of the accident. Workers' comp has its own two-year window from the date of injury or last authorized treatment. Claims against public entities have much shorter deadlines — sometimes 90 days to put the entity on notice. Call us the week the accident happens, not the week before the deadline.

That depends on your medical bills, lost wages, future earning capacity, pain and suffering, and the available insurance coverage. In a free consultation we review your records, pull the policies, and give you a realistic range — not a sales pitch, not a guess.

Most cases settle before trial. We prepare every case as though it is going to trial — because that is the only way to settle one for its full value. When a case does need to be tried, we try it ourselves. Our attorneys have been in Middlesex County courtrooms for more than two decades.

Do not sign it. The first offer is almost never the real value of the case. Call us for a free review. If the offer turns out to be fair we will tell you. If it is low — and it usually is — we will tell you what we think it is actually worth and what it would take to get there.

New Jersey follows modified comparative negligence. As long as you are 50% or less at fault, you can still recover — the award is reduced by your percentage of fault. Partial fault does not mean no case. Call us and we will tell you what we see.