Car accident help by state: reports, insurance and deadlines
Hurt in a car accident? Pick the state where it happened. Each state has its own rules for police reports, insurance and deadlines. Right now our guides cover New Jersey.
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Which state was it in?
New Jersey is ready. Guides for the other states and DC are on the way.
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Who writes these guides?
Sandra H. Brown and the Injuries Cases Autos team. We read thousands of questions from people hurt in car accidents and answer them in plain words. We are not a law firm. More about us · Guías en español