New Jersey Drug Laws

In 2020, 1.16 million Americans were arrested for drug-related offenses. If you violate drug laws, you can face massive fines and even substantial prison time, depending on the severity of your offense. If you are ever arrested for a drug violation, it is critical to have an experienced and effective legal defense team. Drug laws […]

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Traffic Violation Myths

It is never fun being pulled over while driving, and it is certainly never fun being given a ticket. Tickets can be issued for many reasons, including speeding, cell phone use while driving, and reckless driving. If you ever find yourself in your car being followed by flashing lights and sirens, you need to know […]

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Drunk Driving Violations

Drunk driving remains a prevalent issue that poses a significant threat to road safety, especially in the summer months. Despite efforts to raise awareness and implement stricter laws, violations related to driving under the influence continue to claim countless lives each year. In this blog post, we will explore the grave consequences of drunk driving […]

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What the Bill of Rights Means

We all learned about the Bill of Rights in school and know that it is an important document that is supposed to protect the rights of Americans. However, US History class was a long time ago for most of us, so it’s worth revisiting the history of this founding document and exploring how it protects […]

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Speeding and Moving Violations

Moving violations are offenses that occur while your vehicle is in motion, such as running a red light and reckless driving. Most speeding and moving violations are not considered crimes, but infractions. These infractions are also called ‘citations,’ which are usually minor offenses that are charged against the driver and result in penalties and monetary […]

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Pedestrian Accidents

You are walking across the street and, in seconds, you are hit by a car! First, you hear the screeching of the car’s brakes. Then your body hits the ground with a thud. You’re in pain, possibly bleeding. Your mind is racing!  You are simultaneously terrified and angry. You manage to sit up, but you […]

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A Guide to the Trial Process

Criminal offenses, including federal, state, and misdemeanors, are subject to a high burden of proof. The burden of proof rests with the prosecutor, who must establish the defendant’s guilt “beyond a reasonable doubt.” This is an extremely high standard, but because it is so high, the defendant frequently has a great chance to fight the […]

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Cell Phone Violations

What would we do without our cell phones? These days, almost everyone uses a cell phone for just about everything, from getting driving directions to searching for what to cook for dinner tonight. It’s no wonder we always have one in our hands, even when driving!  Unfortunately, the ability to use our phones while driving […]

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Debunking Legal Myths

In today’s digital environment, along with movies and television, the general public is influenced by myths, misinformation, and sometimes, downright lies. Unfortunately, this includes many common myths about the law, which can be detrimental to you and your family’s well-being. It is rumored, for example,  there are “tricks” to “beating” a breathalyzer, such as eating […]

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FAQ

If you’ve been in a car accident, seek medical help first, then contact an Auto Accident Attorney in Edison Township. The Law Office of Andrew S. Maze can help document evidence, communicate with insurers, and pursue compensation for injuries and damages.

An Injury Lawyer in Middlesex County, NJ helps you file claims, negotiate settlements, and represent your case in court. The firm ensures your rights are protected and you receive fair compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

We handle personal injury, auto accidents, truck accidents, DUI/DWI defense, slip and fall, and workplace injury cases throughout Middlesex County and Edison Township, NJ.

In New Jersey, DUI (driving under the influence) and DWI (driving while intoxicated) are treated similarly. A DUI Defense Attorney in Middlesex County, NJ builds your defense, challenges test results, and seeks reduced penalties or dismissal when possible.

Most Car Wreck Attorneys in Middlesex County, NJ, including Andrew Maze, work on a contingency basis, you pay no upfront fees. The firm only collects a fee if they win or settle your case successfully.

Settlement times vary based on the case’s complexity and insurance negotiations. Most auto accident injury cases in Edison Township settle within a few months, though serious claims may take longer if litigation is needed.

Bring accident reports, medical records, photographs, witness contact details, and any insurance correspondence. This helps your Accident Lawyer in Middlesex County, NJ assess your case quickly and accurately.

Yes, under New Jersey’s comparative negligence rule, you can recover damages if you were less than 50% at fault. A skilled Car Accident Lawyer in Edison Township can help determine liability and maximize your compensation.

Not always. Many personal injury claims handled by our Auto Accident Lawyers in Edison Township are settled out of court through negotiations. Court proceedings occur only if a fair settlement cannot be reached.

Simply call or submit a free consultation request online. Our Injury Lawyers will review your case, explain your options, and guide you through the legal process step by step.